Hill Country Livestock Raisers Association

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Since 1951 this organization continues to promotes the general welfare of the livestock industry in the Hill Country and Llano County, for the purpose of mutual protection of its members, and to cultivate a fraternity among livestock producers in Texas. HCLRA is to promote generally the welfare of the livestock industry in the State of Texas and in the United States, and particularly in the territ

ory generally known as the Hill Country in and around Llano County, Texas, for the purpose of mutual protection of its members, and to cultivate a more fraternal feeling among livestock producers generally in the State of Texas and the United States of America.

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Stay informed! See ya there next week.

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Come join us for ICE CREAM and cookies!!

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The branding crew may be gone... but the real calf check starts now. 👀

A lot can happen in the first 7 days after branding. Small issues like heat stress, fly pressure, swelling, or a calf that suddenly hangs back can turn into bigger health and performance problems if nobody catches them early.

The good news? Most calves will tell you something is wrong before it becomes expensive. A quick daily walk through the herd can save a lot of headaches later.

🐮 What's the first thing you check after branding day is over? Drop your answer in the comments or tag a rancher who's probably checking calves right now.

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On June 8, 2026, a sample collected from a La Salle County calf was confirmed to be NWS. This is the fifth confirmed case in Texas.

The existing infested zone in La Salle will be expanded to reflect movement restrictions and surveillance around the new case, and the infested zone in Gillespie County can be viewed on the TAHC interactive map: https://bit.ly/NWS-ZoneMap

Animal owners in and around these areas should continue to implement wound prevention practices and promptly report suspicions.

Until further notice, TAHC plans to provide daily case updates each afternoon. For real-time situation updates, visit https://bit.ly/USDA-NWSConfirmedCases.

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On June 9, the sixth case of NWS was found in a bovine from Edwards County. The infested zone established around the case extends into portions of Sutton and Val Verde Counties. Animal owners can check if they are located in an infested zone and need to follow additional movement requirements by viewing the TAHC interactive case map: https://bit.ly/NWS-ZoneMap

The map will continue to be updated as the situation evolves. See the current movement requirements for all detections here: https://bit.ly/TAHC-NWS

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While New World Screwworm does pose a risk to youth livestock projects, education and consistent care can help you keep your projects safe. Here's a few tips for caring for your cattle, sheep, or goat projects. Stay aware with the following links:

🍀Find fact sheets regarding validation at...
https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/goats/
https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/sheep/
https://texas4-h.tamu.edu/projects/beef-cattle/

🍀Find general New World Screwworm education and updates at...
https://agrilifeextension.tamu.edu/new-world-screwworm

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Check out our handy guide for the treatment and prevention of NWS. As always, ensure you communicate with your veterinarian prior to any treatment protocol. Vigilance is key. 🔑🐑🐐

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PO Box 292
Llano, TX
78643

Telephone

+15129655288

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