As reports of New World Screwworm (NWS) in Texas increase, we want our customers to know that the health and safety of your livestock remains our highest priority.

Jordan Cattle Auction is committed to protecting animal health while maintaining an efficient, competitive marketplace for livestock producers. We have been actively monitoring the NWS situation and working closely with Texas Animal Health Commission and USDA representatives to stay informed on the latest developments and response protocols.

We have reviewed our operational procedures and are prepared to implement any state or federal requirements that may become necessary to protect livestock health while maintaining the efficient movement of cattle through our market.

Livestock marketing channels remain open, and we are committed to providing continuity of business for our customers. Should any cattle movement requirements change, we will communicate those changes as quickly as possible and work to minimize disruptions.

The livestock industry has successfully overcome animal health challenges before through cooperation, communication, and sound science. We are confident that producers, veterinarians, markets, and animal health officials will work together to address this situation effectively.

We encourage all livestock producers to remain vigilant and inspect animals regularly for wounds or unusual signs of infestation. Early detection and reporting are critical to protecting our livestock industry.

We appreciate the trust our buyers and sellers place in Jordan Cattle Auction and will continue providing timely updates as more information becomes available.

For the latest information on New World Screwworm, visit www.screwworm.gov or https://www.tahc.texas.gov/emergency/nws.html.

If you have any questions about your operation, how to move cattle, or anything else related to screwworm, please call us in San Saba (325-372-5159) or Mason (325-347-6361).

Texas Animal Health Commission
Permitting: 737-292-9983
Information: 800-550-8242