New Method of Screwworm Eradication Advances
Experimental research at the USDA Mission Lab reports a male only strain of houseflies enabling more sterile males per batch. Entomologists aim to apply heat sensitive lethals to screwworms, potentially doubling male output and reducing rearing time amid a tight budget and high food costs.
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New Vaccine Possible for Calf Scours
College Station reports a potential vaccine to control calf scours, a costly cattle disease. Dr. James Armstrong of the Texas Agricultural Extension Service notes oral vaccines given to pregnant cows reduced scour incidence with about 75 percent effectiveness in trials, though some herds still showed failure.
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Taxpayers Quiz IRS Filing Deadlines and Deductions
Readers learn why this year’s tax deadline falls on April 17 and get concise answers on gifts, travel deductions, refunds, union dues, broker fees, dividend exclusions, and address changes. The piece clarifies double deductions are not allowed and outlines sample tax questions with direct guidance.
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