Rosalind BiggsGuest
Christine NavarGuest
Jennifer KoziolGuestAnd with me to lend their up-to-the-minute and in-the-trenches knowledge are three veterinarians directly involved in best preparing the U.S. equine and livestock communities for this potential threat.
She's board certified in veterinary internal medicine and also an extension veterinarian at the LSU Ag Center.
And next up is Dr. Jennifer Koziol, a veterinarian and board-certified theriogenologist who is an associate professor of food animal medicine and surgery at Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo, Texas.
And finally, rounding out our panel is Dr. Rosalind Biggs, a former Area Veterinarian in Charge, or AVIC for the USDA.
And an associate professor of veterinary and clinical sciences at Oklahoma State University, where she's also a beef cattle extension specialist.
Now let's get after it and really understand the latest on the new world screwworm.
And with me to lend their up-to-the-minute and in-the-trenches knowledge are three veterinarians directly involved in best preparing the U.S. equine and livestock communities for this potential threat.
She's board certified in veterinary internal medicine and also an extension veterinarian at the LSU Ag Center.
And next up is Dr. Jennifer Koziol, a veterinarian and board-certified theriogenologist who is an associate professor of food animal medicine and surgery at Texas Tech University School of Veterinary Medicine in Amarillo, Texas.
And finally, rounding out our panel is Dr. Rosalind Biggs, a former Area Veterinarian in Charge, or AVIC for the USDA.
And an associate professor of veterinary and clinical sciences at Oklahoma State University, where she's also a beef cattle extension specialist.
Now let's get after it and really understand the latest on the new world screwworm.
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