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This heated vest with battery pack included is made of fill down technology, lightweight, water-resistant materials and has a sleeveless design that allows for unrestricted movement, according to the Ororo website. It’s great for hunting, fishing, hiking, golfing, motorcycle riding and sporting events. It’s also a great gift for family, friends and employees during the holiday season.

A protective mat for your vehicle made from durable, flexible materials that is designed to trap dirt, mud, liquids and debris and is built to withstand extreme temperatures without cracking.

The electric powered Hog Hauler allows you to winch deceased animals onto the cart for hassle-free removal, according to the Farmer Boy website. Equipped with 50' of galvanized cable and a 2,000 lb. winch that allows you to extract animals from hard-to-reach places.

Made for cooler days, this men’s sherpa-lined flannel shirt jacket is a versatile layer for cold shops and outdoor work, Carhartt says. The sherpa fleece lining turns up the heat without being bulky or heavy, and a relaxed fit offers extra room to bend and move.

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Five Confirmed New World Screwworm Cases Raise Alarm for Livestock and Pet Owners

Video: Five Confirmed New World Screwworm Cases Raise Alarm for Livestock and Pet Owners


Pat Hoffmann, Swine Technical Consultant at Elanco Animal Health tells us about the impact of New World Screwworm. The emergence of New World screwworm in the U.S. creates a threat for veterinarians, livestock producers and pet owners that has not been seen north of the Florida Keys since the fly was eradicated from the United States more than 50 years ago. New World screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) larvae feed on living tissue and can affect a wide range of warm-blooded animals, including livestock, companion animals, wildlife, and even humans.
“New World screwworm could have a devastating impact on animal health, welfare, and producer livelihoods,” said Jeff Simmons, President and CEO, Elanco Animal Health. “We want to thank the FDA, EPA and USDA, for all their work to prepare for this threat. We’re committed to supporting our customers during this challenging time by delivering innovation, scientific expertise, and available resources to help treat New World screwworm and support the health and well-being of animals.”
Elanco is working alongside the U.S. animal health industry to help them fight against this parasite, offering a portfolio of options for pets and livestock that can help treat New World screwworm larvae infestations.