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Yes, obviously; but it’s not the end of the cattle industry as some make it out to be. To clarify: it was never eradicated. It’s been actively managed and kep
by mc32 1y ago
Yes, obviously; but it’s not the end of the cattle industry as some make it out to be.
To clarify: it was never eradicated. It’s been actively managed and kept at bay. Now it’s punching through some holes.
- tptacek 1y agoBecause we stopped doing the thing that works. Your earlier point, that we can just as easily return to herd management strategies, was wrong.
- mc32 1y agoWhat did we stop doing? The sterilization program is ongoing. There are always periodic outbreaks in Central America and Mexico. The current one started in 2023. One common vector is illegal cattle trafficking.