🌅 Good morning, RootBadger. Friday brings a border-and-food-price update, followed by a useful alert service you can set for your own area.
🗞️ Reuters morning read: The United States authorized Mexican cattle imports to resume through the Santa Teresa, New Mexico, inspection crossing after a year-long suspension aimed at keeping New World screwworm out. Reuters reports that the move expands cattle supplies, but government and industry officials do not expect it to quickly bring down record-high beef prices.
Read more: Reuters — US eases screwworm ban on Mexican cattle, but beef prices unlikely to budge
🌎 Useful this morning: The free USGS Earthquake Notification Service can email you when an earthquake matches settings you choose. You can narrow alerts by location and magnitude, whether you want nearby activity or only major events worldwide. Notifications include a short summary and a link to the full USGS report.
Source: USGS — Earthquake Notification
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