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| ASST_NON_AP22PPQFO000C397_012 | AP22PPQFO000C397 | 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 | 7800000.0 | 7800000.0 | 1. AWARD PURPOSE:THE PRIMARY OBJECTIVE OF THE EXOTIC FRUIT FLY STATEWIDE PEST DETECTIONSURVEY IS TO FIND INSECT PESTS BEFORE THEY INFEST ONE SQUARE MILE. THISIS ACHIEVED THROUGH MAINTAINING A TRAPPING NETWORK THROUGHOUT THE STATE.THE TARGET PESTS THAT THIS PROGRAM WILL FOCUS ON ARE THE MEXICAN FRUITFLY (MEXFLY), ANASTREPHA LUDENS; CARIBBEAN FRUIT FLY, ANASTREPHASUSPENSA; GUAVA FRUIT FLY, BACTROCERA CORRECTA; MELON FLY, BACTROCERACUCURBITAE; ORIENTAL FRUIT FLY (OFF), BACTROCERA DORSALIS; PEACH FRUITFLY, BACTROCERA ZONATA; MEDITERRANEAN FRUIT FLY (MEDFLY), CERATITISCAPITATA; AND THEIR RELATIVES.2. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THE EXOTIC FRUIT FLY SURVEY WILL LOOK FOR THE PRESENCE AND EARLYDETECTION OF A NUMBER OF EXOTIC FRUIT FLY PEST SPECIES. TRAPS WILL BEPLACED THROUGHOUT THE STATE OF CALIFORNIA. TRAP SITES WILL BE SELECTEDAT HIGH-RISK PORTS AND URBAN AND RURAL SETTINGS. SUSPECT SAMPLES WILL BESUBMITTED FOR CONFIRMATION TO THE PLANT PEST DIAGNOSTICS CENTER (PPDC).THIS STATEWIDE TRAPPINGPROGRAM IS OUTLINED IN THE CDFA INSECT TRAPPINGGUIDE, AND TRAPS WILL BE SERVICED DEPENDING ON THE TRAP TYPE AND REGION.DETECTION ENTOMOLOGISTS WILL ROUTINELY CONDUCT QUALITY CONTROLINSPECTIONS TO EVALUATE THE TRAPPING PROGRAMS TO ENSURE THAT THEY AREPERFORMING AT THE OPTIMAL LEVEL. TRAPPERS WILL BE TRAINED IN TRAPPLACEMENT, PRELIMINARY IDENTIFICATION, AND PROPER SAMPLE SUBMISSIONPROCEDURES.3. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES:IN 2021 ALONE, THERE WERE 60 EXOTIC FRUIT FLY ADULTS REPRESENTING EIGHTSPECIES TRAPPED IN EIGHT CALIFORNIA COUNTIES. THESE DETECTIONS TRIGGERED37 DELIMITATION-ONLY TRAPPING PROJECTS AND TWO ERADICATION PROJECTS,TOTALING 39 EMERGENCY PROJECTS. HISTORY HAS SHOWN THAT THE HIGHERDENSITY OF TRAPS IN AN AREA INCREASES THE PROBABILITY THAT AN INTRODUCEDPEST IS DETECTED EARLY. EARLY DETECTION INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD OFERADICATING THESE PESTS OF CONCERN. THE SURVEY METHODS DESCRIBED IN THISDOCUMENT TARGET LIKELY INTRODUCTION POINTS. TARGETING THE SURVEY ONTHOSE AREAS THAT HAVE THE GREATEST RISK FOR INTRODUCTION SHOULD ALLOWFOR A REASONABLE EXPECTATION FOR THE DETECTION OF INTRODUCTIONS OF THESEPESTS. THEREFORE, THIS SURVEY SHOULD FIND EVIDENCE OF THESE PESTS IFTHEY HAVE BEEN INTRODUCED. A TABULATION OF THE NUMBER OF SITES SAMPLEDAND THE NUMBER OF SAMPLES SUBMITTED CAN BE USED TO DETERMINE IF THESURVEY EFFORTS WERE SUFFICIENT. NEGATIVE SURVEY RESULTS WOULD INDICATETHAT THESE PESTS HAVE NOT BEEN INTRODUCED NOR ESTABLISHED IN CALIFORNIA.4. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES):EXOTIC FRUIT FLIES (DIPTERA: TEPHRITIDAE), SUCH AS MEDFLY AND OFF, AREAMONG THE MOST SERIOUS THREATS TO CALIFORNIA’S $50 BILLION AGRICULTURALINDUSTRY. THESE PESTS ARE HIGHLY POLYPHAGOUS, CAPABLE OF BREEDING INOVER 400 SPECIES OF FRUITS, NUTS, AND VEGETABLES; MANY OF WHICH AREECONOMICALLY IMPORTANT SPECIALTY CROPS FOR CALIFORNIA AND THE UNITEDSTATES. THE ESTABLISHMENT OF ANY OF THESE FRUIT FLIES WOULD HAVE ADRAMATIC IMPACT ON THE ENVIRONMENT AND ECONOMIC WELLNESS OF CALIFORNIAAND THE NATION, REQUIRING EXTENSIVE USE OF PESTICIDES, BOTH IN URBAN ANDCOMMERCIAL SETTINGS. THE RESULTING QUARANTINES AGAINST EXPORTEDCALIFORNIA GROWN COMMODITIES WOULD HAVE AN IMMEDIATE IMPACT ONCALIFORNIA'S ABILITY TO COMPETE IN THE INTERNATIONAL EXPORT TRADE ARENA.5. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD:COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONERS (CAC) WILL MAINTAIN AND OPERATE FRUITFLY TRAPS, PROVIDE SURVEY SITE INFORMATION, ASSIST WITH THE SURVEY, ANDSUBMIT SPECIMENS FOR IDENTIFICATION (SEE ATTACHMENT B). | 2022-01-01 | 2022-12-31 | 2024 | CA | 10.025 |