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| ASST_NON_AP22PPQFO000C414_012 | AP22PPQFO000C414 | Department of Agriculture | Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service | grants | PROJECT GRANT (B) | FOOD & AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF | FOOD & AGRICULTURE, CALIFORNIA DEPARTMENT OF | H8ANDD5WXME7 | 2673dc0c-eb29-402e-2f47-3115c28630f0-C | 1818306.67 | 1818306.67 | 1. AWARD PURPOSE:ALTHOUGH THE EUROPEAN GRAPEVINE MOTH (EGVM), LOBESIA BOTRANA (DENIS ANDSCHIFFERMÜLLER), (LEPIDOPTERA: TORTRICIDAE) WAS DECLARED ERADICATED FROMCALIFORNIA ON AUGUST 18, 2016, EGVM HAS EXPANDED ITS PEST RANGE IN OTHERPARTS OF SOUTH AMERICA. THIS MEANS THERE ARE ADDITIONAL POSSIBLEINVASION SOURCES BEYOND EUROPEAN AND MEDITERRANEAN COUNTRIES. TAKENTOGETHER, IT IS IMPORTANT FOR THE GRAPE INDUSTRY ALONG WITH THE STATE,COUNTY, AND FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO REMAIN VIGILANT AGAINST EGVM. EARLYDETECTION OF THIS INSECT IS CRITICAL TO THE ABILITY TO ERADICATEINCIPIENT INFESTATIONS AND MINIMIZE TRADE BARRIERS. FUNDING THESE SURVEYACTIVITIES INCREASES THE LIKELIHOOD THAT THIS INSECT, IF DETECTED, WILLBE FOUND AT INCIPIENT LEVELS THAT ALLOW FOR SUCCESSFUL ERADICATION.2. ACTIVITIES TO BE PERFORMED:THE SURVEY, QUARANTINE ENFORCEMENT, AND ANY NECESSARY TREATMENTOPERATIONS WILL BE CONDUCTED USING USDA, STATE, COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURALSUPPORT SERVICES (CASS) AND COUNTY STAFF.1. THE STAFF PERFORMING THE TRAPPING WILL BE TRAINED IN PROPER TRAPASSEMBLY AND PLACEMENT, PRELIMINARY EGVM IDENTIFICATION, AND SAMPLESUBMISSION PROCEDURES. SUSPECT SAMPLES ARE SENT TO CDFA’S PLANT PESTDIAGNOSTIC CENTER (PPDC) AND WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY AN ELECTRONICALLYSUBMITTED PEST DAMAGE REPORT (PDR) FORM.2. ONCE THE IDENTIFICATION PROCESS IS COMPLETE, THE PDR SYSTEM CAN BEUSED TO INPUT RELEVANT COLLECTION INFORMATION INTO THE INTEGRATED PLANTHEALTH INFORMATION SYSTEM (IPHIS) DATABASE.3. TREATMENT ACTIVITIES WILL BE PERFORMED BY TRAINED PESTICIDEAPPLICATORS (EITHER CDFA, COOPERATIVE AGRICULTURAL SUPPORT SERVICES (CASS), OR A PRIVATE CONTRACTOR). PUBLIC MEETINGS WILL OCCUR WITHIN EACH DESIGNATED ERADICATION AREA AS NECESSARY.3. DELIVERABLES AND EXPECTED OUTCOMES:CDFA DISTRICT ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENTISTS WILL BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LEADINGTHE SURVEY IN THEIR RESPECTIVE DISTRICTS, IN COORDINATION WITH THECOUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONER (CAC). THEY WILL ASSURE THAT GOALS ANDOBJECTIVES OF THE DAILY OPERATIONS AND MANAGEMENT OF THE PROGRAMACTIVITIES AREA ACCOMPLISHED IN A TIMELY AND COST-EFFECTIVE MANNER.THESE ACTIVITIES INCLUDE BUT ARE NOT LIMITED TO; TRAINING PERSONNEL,MAKING PRELIMINARY FIELD IDENTIFICATIONS, COMPLETING PDRS, DATA ENTRY OFSURVEY WORK, TIMELY SUBMISSION OF SAMPLES TO THE PPDC, AND TIMELYREPORTING OF SURVEY ACTIVITY. A TABULATION OF THE NUMBER OF SITESSAMPLED AND THE NUMBER OF SAMPLES SUBMITTED CAN BE USED TO DETERMINE IFTHE SURVEY EFFORTS WERE SUFFICIENT TO MEET THE PROJECT NEEDS. THE STATEPROJECT COORDINATOR (SPC) WILL MAINTAIN A MONTHLY SCHEDULE TO ASSURETHAT THE SURVEY IS COMPLETED ON TIME.4. INTENDED BENEFICIARY(IES):ACCORDING TO THE USDA, EGVM HAS TWO MAIN HOSTS, GRAPES, AND OLIVES, ASWELL ASSOME OTHER MINOR HOSTS. EGVM IS AN IMPORTANT PEST OF GRAPES, IN WHICHLOSSES OF 80PERCENT IN SOME AREAS WERE REPORTED DURING THE 2009 INFESTATION.CONTINUED ABSENCE OF EGVM IN CALIFORNIA GREATLY BENEFITS THE DIVERSEGRAPE INDUSTRIES (TOTALING 918,000 ACRES), AMONG OTHER COMMODITYINDUSTRIES WITHIN THE STATE AND PROTECTING TRADE AND EXPORT MARKETS.5. SUBRECIPIENT ACTIVITIES, IF KNOWN OR SPECIFIED AT THE TIME OF AWARD:CALIFORNIA’S CACS (COUNTY AGRICULTURAL COMMISSIONERS) RECEIVE MONEY TOCARRY OUT THE ACTIVITIES MENTIONED ABOVE (SEE ATTACHMENT B OFWORK/FINANCIAL PLANS). | 2022-01-01 | 2022-12-31 | 2024 | CA | 10.025 |