By pj huffstuter
Versailles, Ohio (Reuters) – US Secretary for Agriculture Brooke Rollins said on Monday that the United States and Mexico had entered into an agreement on the management of the world, and that more information would be published in a few hours.
The screw verge can infest cattle, fauna and in rare cases, people. Asticots of the opposite shutters to dig in the skin of living animals, causing serious and often fatal damage.
Rollins sent a letter to the Minister of Agriculture from Mexico, Julio Berdegueon, warning on Saturday that the United States would limit the imports of cattle from Mexico on April 30 if the Mexican government did not take other measures against the pest.
Rollins said during a visit to an Ohio egg center that she spoke with Berdegueon and that they reached an agreement on the issue.
“Others will be released on this subject in the coming hours. This has reached a good resolution,” she said.
(Report by PJ Huffster to Versailles, Ohio; writing from Leah Douglas to Washington and Tom Polansek in Chicago; edition by Chris Reese and Mark Porter)
