Earlier today, the Clinton police department was working diligently to get this lost child back to her parents and after many Facebook shares, along with other information received, she is now safely back home.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
Thanks to everyone who helped.
No confirmed or suspected cases have been identified in Missouri.
(JEFFERSON CITY, Mo.) – Unfounded rumors are circulating regarding New World Screwworm in Missouri. To date, the Missouri Department of Agriculture and United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has received no notification of New World Screwworm detection in Missouri. Missouri Department of Agriculture works closely with USDA on animal health issues.
Any outlets publishing articles containing false or unfounded information are asked to remove the erroneous information immediately.
Missouri is the proud home to a strong and vibrant beef industry. By sales, cattle and calves are Missouri's 2nd top agricultural product accounting for 20% of farm cash receipts. Additionally, Missouri ranks 3rd nationally for number of beef cows.
For the latest information regarding New World Screwworm, please visit USDA’s APHIS website.
For more information about the Missouri Department of Agriculture’s Animal Health Program, visit agriculture.mo.gov/animals/health/
For more information about the Missouri Department of Agriculture, visit the Department online at Agriculture.Mo.Gov.
Due to arena conditions already and the rain tonight, we are going to cancel this month’s fun show. We will see you in July at the Bates County Fair!
A Flash Flood Warning is in effect until 7 pm.
Additional updates will be provided accordingly.
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