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| ASST_NON_AP22PPQFO000C001_012 | AP22PPQFO000C001 | Department of Agriculture | Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service | grants | COOPERATIVE AGREEMENT (B) | FOOD & AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF | FOOD & AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF | H8ANDD5WXME7 | 2673dc0c-eb29-402e-2f47-3115c28630f0-C | 15574754.0 | 15574754.0 | 1. AWARD PURPOSE:APHIS IN PARTNERSHIP WITH THE CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF FOOD ANDAGRICULTURE (CDFA) AND COUNTY AGRICULTURE COMMISSIONERS (CAC) WORK TOMINIMIZE THE STATEWIDE IMPACT OF THE GLASSY-WINGED SHARPSHOOTER (GWSS)AND PIERCE’S DISEASE (PD). WITH GWSS ESTABLISHED IN SOME PARTS OFCALIFORNIA, THE CONTAINMENT, DETECTION, REGULATORY AND AREA-WIDESUPPRESSION ACTIVITIES ARE FUNDED BY THIS AGREEMENT AND HELP DETECT NEWINFESTATIONS EARLY SO THEY CAN BE CONTROLLED THROUGH THE RAPID RESPONSECOMPONENT OF THE PROGRAM.2. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:1. CDFA STAFF WILL WORK WITH EACH CAC TO IMPLEMENT A UNIFORM AGREEMENT.THE WORK CONDUCTED UNDER THESE CAC AGREEMENTS WILL BE PERFORMED BYEXISTING PERMANENT OR SEASONAL EMPLOYEES. IN COUNTIES THAT DO NOTCONDUCT ANY STATEWIDE DETECTION PROGRAMS, CDFA STAFF WILL PERFORM THESEDUTIES ON BEHALF OF THE CAC AND PIERCE’S DISEASE CONTROL PROGRAM (PDCP).IN EITHER SCENARIO PERSONNEL WILL BE TRAINED ON PDCP PROTOCOLS ANDAGREEMENTS.2. WITH AGREEMENTS IN EFFECT EACH CAC, AS APPROPRIATE, WILL IMPLEMENTNURSERY AND BULK CITRUS COMPLIANCE AGREEMENTS AND PROTOCOLS. INADDITION, THEY WILL ALSO IMPLEMENT STATEWIDE DETECTION AND DELIMITATIONPROTOCOLS. LASTLY, THEY WILL CONDUCT LOCAL OUTREACH TO REGULATEDENTITIES, STAKEHOLDERS, AND OTHER INTERESTED PARTIES.3. CDFA OR CAC WILL CONDUCT TRAPPING IN GWSS INFESTED AND ADJACENTAGRICULTURAL AREAS. IN ADDITION, CDFA WILL PROVIDE SUPPLIES, ASSIST THECAC WHEN NEEDED, HELP TROUBLESHOOT CAC ISSUES, AND PREPARE REPORTS.4. BASED ON AGRICULTURAL AREA TRAPPING, CDFA WORK WITH APHIS, TREATMENTCOORDINATORS, AND CAC TO HELP IMPLEMENT AREA-WIDE TREATMENTS ANDREIMBURSEMENTS IN AREAS WHERE GWSS HAS BEEN FOUND AND AT RISK OFPIERCE’S DISEASE.3. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES:CDFA WILL TRAIN CAC PERSONNEL. QUALITY CONTROL ASSESSMENTS OF THE CACSURVEY PROGRAMS, AND OVERSIGHT OF THE ORIGIN CERTIFICATION PROGRAMS FORNURSERY STOCK AND BULK CITRUS WILL TAKE PLACE. CAC LED DETECTIONTRAPPING OF URBAN AND RESIDENTIAL AREAS, AS WELL AS HIGH RISK NURSERIES,WILL OCCUR. CAC WILL IMPLEMENT ORIGIN CERTIFICATION INSPECTIONS ORPERIODIC DESTINATION INSPECTIONS ON NURSERY STOCK AND BULK CITRUSSHIPMENTS. TRAPPING RECORDS, INSPECTIONS CONDUCTED, AND NURSERY/BULKCITRUS SHIPMENT CERTIFICATES ISSUED WILL BE REPORTED. DELIMITATIONSURVEYS IN RESPONSE TO GWSS FINDS IN NEW COUNTIES WILL BE COMPLETED TOENSURE GWSS DOESN’T BECOME ESTABLISHED IN NEW COUNTIES.4. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES):THE GRAPE INDUSTRY IN CALIFORNIA, WITH 918,000 ACRES OF GRAPES TO BEPROTECTED. GLASSY-WINGED SHARPSHOOTER, NOT NATIVE TO CALIFORNIA,THREATENS TO SPREAD THE DESTRUCTIVE PIERCE’S DISEASE BACTERIUM TO GRAPESAND OTHER IMPORTANT CROPS THROUGHOUT THE STATE. THE ESTABLISHMENT OFGWSS IN CALIFORNIA PUT ALL GRAPES AND OTHER SUSCEPTIBLE CROPS THROUGHOUTTHE STATE AT RISK OF SUCCUMBING TO PIERCE’S DISEASE ANDRELATED PLANT DISEASES. CALIFORNIA’S MORE THAN $4.9 BILLION A YEAR GRAPEINDUSTRY WOULD BENEFIT FROM THESE ACTIVITIES.5. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD:COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONERS (CAC), AREAWIDE PROGRAMS IN FRESNO,KERN, MADERA AND TULARE COUNTIES, TREATMENT COORDINATORS IN TULARE,KERN, AND FRESNO AND MADERA COUNTIES, OFFICE OF ENVIRONMENTAL HEALTHHAZARD ASSESSMENT (OEHHA), DEPARTMENT OF PESTICIDE REGULATION (DPR), ANDUNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA AT RIVERSIDE ALL PARTICIPATE IN CARRYING OUTACTIVITIES LISTED IN THE AGREEMENT. | 2021-10-01 | 2022-09-30 | 2024 | CA | 10.025 |