A biotech firm is establishing a base to combat New World screwworm and other pests that threaten U.S. agriculture. The firm has selected a site for a 130,000-square-foot research hub. This facility will serve as a key location in the fight against these pests.
Further details about the firm's plans and operations are available from the source. The research hub is part of the firm's efforts to address the threat posed by New World screwworm.
The firm's decision to establish its base in San Antonio is expected to contribute to the ongoing efforts to protect U.S. agriculture from pests.
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