An educational event about New World screwworm is scheduled for September 14. The event is intended to provide information about this topic. Further details about the event can be found through AgriLife Today.
The event is set to take place on a specific date, and those interested can look to AgriLife Today for more information.
Information about the event is available from the source, AgriLife Today, for those who want to learn more about New World screwworm.
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