Livestock Disease — New World Screwworm → Cattle-Supply Shock & Protein Rotation · Campaigns
Livestock Disease — New World Screwworm → Cattle-Supply Shock & Protein Rotation
closed · Agriculture
Reviews
The case as it stood at each review, with the original call references and current outcomes.
Scope review: livestock-disease
Campaign review · 2026-09-06 · data as of 2026-09-04
Remove the conditional disease scenario from the working set because official detection and commercial transmission were unresolved in the reviewed packet.
Remove the conditional disease scenario from the working set because official detection and commercial transmission were unresolved in the reviewed packet. Scope reviewed on September 6; source dates remain original. This is a research-priority and evidence-boundary review, not an entry call or a fresh historical performance grade.
0 original calls referenced · 0/0 directional calls have 30-day outcomes · 0/0 directional calls have 90-day outcomes
Case at review: Historical hypothesis, now retired from live research: A cattle disease shock could increase animal-health demand and induce protein substitution. These two transmission paths require separate evidence.
Remove the conditional disease scenario from the working set because official detection and commercial transmission were unresolved in the reviewed packet.
Horizon: Weeks to months after verified detection; no current campaign window.
Failure conditions: The closure is a research-priority decision, not a new market falsification verdict. Original evidence gaps and outcomes remain as recorded.
- An official APHIS detection plus identified commercial animal-health demand or protein substitution would justify a focused successor.