AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoNew World Screwworm in Missouri response: The Missouri Department of Agriculture says USDA-APHIS confirmed New World Screwworm in a 3-week-old calf in Texas, prompting Missouri to activate its New World Screwworm Response Plan and a joint working group with USDA, U Extension, MDC, and the state health department. Missouri flooding watch: With May rainfall heavy and ground saturated, Missouri Mesonet reporting highlights both flash flooding and slower river flooding risks across central Missouri. Lake erosion fight on Table Rock: Shell Knob residents are pushing for action over wakeboats, saying larger wakes are accelerating shoreline erosion and damaging docks and lifts. Conservation outdoors updates: Missouri conservation areas may require $5 camping permits starting in 2027, and MDC is seeking public input on proposed camping permit changes. Wildlife and health: Missouri is seeing a “sweet spot” for tick activity, and a new report links wildfire smoke exposure to fertility concerns among wildland firefighters. Reuse push: PR3 unveiled a global symbol for reusable packaging and reuse systems, aiming to cut single-use packaging and emissions.
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