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Freeze branding eyed as New Mexico stockman option
A new cold branding method using dry ice and alcohol aims to give a clearer, painless brand for cattle, though not effective on white cattle. NMSU receives a grant to study horn flies on cattle, while cotton farmers are urged to use caution with insecticides near alfalfa feeds. Rabies alerts rise with several confirmed cases and mandated anti rabies treatment. Screwworms spreading in southern Arizona prompt public reporting and wound care to aid eradication efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Mexico
Bobby J. Rankin
New Mexico State University Cooperative Extension Service
Washington State University
NMSU
New Mexico State University Agricultural Experiment Station
Grant Kinzer, Entomolopint