USDA Commits $51.9 Million to Curb Feral Pig Damage Across 13 States
Feral pigs are causing widespread harm to U.S. farms and natural ecosystems. The U.S. Department of Agriculture has set aside $51.9 million to fund targeted removal efforts. The money will go to landowners in 13 states to expand trapping and support habitat restoration. Officials say coordinated projects are intended to curb the rapidly growing feral swine population. The goal is to reduce economic losses and safeguard public health from this invasive species.
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