AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoNew World screwworm: New Mexico livestock officials issued an emergency declaration after the state confirmed its first case in a Lea County dog, triggering a quarantine and expanded surveillance as Texas reports more infected animals and federal teams ramp up sterile-fly releases. Agriculture & trade ripple effects: Mexico suspended most live-animal imports from the U.S., and Florida, Idaho and other states tightened entry rules for pets and livestock from affected areas. Public health reassurance: Officials stressed the outbreak is not a food-safety issue, but urged ranchers and pet owners to inspect wounds and report suspected cases quickly. Federal court fight over contractors: New Mexico and other state attorneys general joined lawsuits challenging new Trump administration contract terms tied to “DEI” restrictions, arguing they’re vague and could cost contractors billions. Local business leadership: Albuquerque-area nonprofit DreamSpring named incoming CEO Charles McElrath, as the organization prepares for a new leadership transition. Energy market note: A local oil-patch update says jet fuel output hit record highs as refinery runs and yield shifts respond to Middle East disruptions.
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