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FORM APPROVED OMB NUMBER 0579- 0054/0088/0129/0198/ 0238/0257/0306/0310

UNITED STATES DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE ANIMAL AND PLANT HEALTH INSPECTION SERVICE

PLANT PROTECTION AND QUARANTINE COMPLIANCE AGREEMENT

1. NAME AND MAILING ADDRESS OF PERSON OR FIRM 2. LOCATION

3. REGULATED ARTICLE(S)

4. APPLICABLE FEDERAL QUARANTINE(S) OR REGULATIONS

5. I / WE AGREE TO THE FOLLOWING:

6. SIGNATURE 7. TITLE 8. DATE SIGNED

9. AGREEMENT NO.

The affixing of the signatures below will validate this agreement which shall remain in effect until canceled, but may be revised as necessary or revoked for noncompliance. 10. DATE OF AGREEMENT

11. PPQ/CBP OFFICIAL (NAME AND TITLE)

13. SIGNATURE

12. ADDRESS

14. U.S. GOVERNMENT/STATE AGENCY OFFICIAL (NAME AND TITLE)

16. SIGNATURE

15. ADDRESS

PPQ FORM 519 (MAY 2007) Previous editions are obsolete

USDA APHIS PPQ EAB Program

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Non-Flight Period Zones for Emerald Ash Borer throughout the CONUS

Non-flight periods employ phenological (effects of temperature or day length) characteristics of the target organism. EAB initially emerges when the growing degree day (GDD) threshold achieves 450 GDD (base 500F). This signals the beginning of the flight period for regulatory purposes.

In determining the beginning of the non-flight period, one must consider when an insect is in diapause or at least incapable of dispersing. For EAB this task is compounded by its variable life cycle of one or two years. When larval densities of EAB are low within an ash tree (Fraxinus spp.), adult emergence may require two years. Adult emergence decreases to one year when larval densities increase to higher levels. Apparent competition for the phloem resource causes an increase in the speed of development.

Using the latest occurrence of 28°F frost which induces diapause and arrests development of EAB life stages, together with data from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Climatic Data Center, the latest occurrence of “Medium” frost is determined for each state.

Therefore, the EAB Non-Flight Map identifies three different zones:

Zone 1. EAB non-flight from October 1 to May 1Zone 2. EAB non-flight from November 1 to March 1Zone 3. EAB activity potential year round

States in Zone 1 include: Colorado, Connecticut, Delaware, Idaho, Iowa, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Michigan, Minnesota, Montana, Nebraska, New Hampshire, New Jersey, New York, North Dakota, Ohio, Pennsylvania, Rhode Island, South Dakota, Utah, Vermont, Washington, West Virginia, Wisconsin, and Wyoming.

States in Zone 2 include: Arkansas, Illinois, Indiana, Kansas, Kentucky, Missouri, Nevada, New Mexico, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, South Carolina, Tennessee, and Virginia. Partial States: Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi - reference individual State maps

States in Zone 3 include: Alabama, Arizona, California, Florida, Georgia, Louisiana, Mississippi, and Texas. Partial States: Alabama, Georgia and Mississippi - reference individual State maps

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Map KeyEAB non-flig h t Octob e r 1 to Ma y 1EAB non-flig h t Nove m b e r 1 to Ma rch 1EAB a ctivity pote ntia l ye a r round Da ta s ource : USDA/AP HIS/P P Q

De ce m b e r 2009/re v Aug us t 2013m a p b y db opp2/13/2014

DISCLAIMER: Th e s e da ta , a nd a ll th e inform a tion conta ine d th e re in, h a ve b e e n colle cte d b y th e U.S. De pa rtm e nt of Ag riculture 'sAn im a l a nd P la n t He a lth Ins pe ction Se rvice (AP HIS),or b y its coo pe ra to rs on AP HIS’ b e h a lf, for re s tricte d g ove rnm e ntpurpos e s only a nd is th e s ole prop e rty of AP HIS. Da ta m a y b edis s e m ina te d on a ne e d-to-know b a s is only a nd m us t b e us e dfor th e ir inte nde d g ove rnm e nt p urpos e (s ). All inform a tio n co nta ine dwith in th e s e da ta a re s ub je ct to re q uire d Fe de ra l s a fe g ua rds a nds h a ll only b e s h a re d a nd/or us e d cons is te nt with th e Tra de Se cre ts Act [18 U.S.C. 1905], th e P riva cy Act of 1974, a s a m e nde d[5 U.S.C. 552a ], th e Fre e dom o f Inform a tion Act [5 U.S.C. 552],th e confide ntia lity pro vis ion s of th e Food Se curity Act of 1985[7 U.S.C. 2276], Se ction 1619 of th e Food, Cons e rva tion, a ndEn e rg y Act o f 2008 [7 U.S.C. 8791], a nd oth e r a pplica b le Fe de ra l la wsa nd im ple m e nting re g ula tio ns , a s we ll a s with th e confide ntia lity ornon-dis clos ure pro vis ion s of a ny oth e r a g re e m e nt e nte re d into b e twe e n AP HIS a nd a coop e ra tor.

United States Department ofAgriculture EAB Regulatory Flight Zones in the contiguous United States

Cooperative Emerald Ash Borer Project

Autauga

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Barb our

Bib b

Blount

Bulloc k

Butle r

Calhoun

Cham b e rs

Che roke e

Chilton

Choc taw

Clarke

Clay

Cle b urne

Coffe e

Colb e rt

Cone c uh

Coosa

Covington

Cre nshaw

Cullm an

Dale

Dallas

De Kalb

Elm ore

Esc am b ia

Etowah

Faye tte

Franklin

Ge ne va

Gre e neHale

He nry

Houston

Jac kson

Je ffe rson

Lam ar

Laud e rd ale

Lawre nc e

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Lim e stone

Lownd e s

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M ad ison

M are ngo

M arion

M arshall

M ob ile

M onroe

M ontgom e ry

M organ

Pe rry

Pic ke ns

Pike

Rand olp h

Russe ll

St.Clair

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Tallap oosa

Tusc aloosa

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W ashington

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Map KeyEAB non-flight Nove m b e r 1 to M arc h 1EAB ac tivity p ote ntial ye ar round

DISCLAIM ER: The se d ata, and all the info rm ation c on taine d th e re in, have b e e n c o lle cte d b y th e U .S. De p artm e nt of Ag ric ulture 'sAnim al and Plan t He alth In sp e c tion Se rvic e (APHIS),or b y its c oo p e rators on APHIS’ b e h alf, for re stric te d g ove rnm e ntp urp o se s on ly and is the sole p ro p e rty o f APHIS. Data m ay b ed isse m in ate d on a n e e d -to-know b asis only and m ust b e use dfor the ir inte nd e d gove rn m e nt p urp ose (s). All in form ation c ontaine dwithin the se d ata are sub je c t to re quire d Fe d e ral safe guard s an dsh all on ly b e sh are d and /or use d c o nsiste nt with the Trad e Se c re ts Ac t [18 U .S.C. 1905], th e Privac y Ac t of 1974, as am e n d e d[5 U .S.C. 552a], the Fre e d o m o f In form ation Ac t [5 U .S.C. 552],the c onfid e ntiality p ro vision s of the Food Se c urity Ac t of 1985[7 U .S.C. 2276], Se c tion 1619 of the Fo od , Co nse rvatio n, andEne rgy Ac t of 2008 [7 U .S.C. 8791], and o the r ap p lic ab le Fe d e ral law sand im p le m e n ting re gulatio ns, as w e ll as w ith the c o nfid e ntiality o rnon -d isc losure p rovisio ns o f an y oth e r ag re e m e nt e nte re d in to b e tw e e n APHIS and a c oo p e rator.

United States Department ofAgriculture

U SDA/APHIS/PPQSe p te m b e r 2013m ap author: d b op p2/13/2014

Cooperative Emerald Ash Borer ProjectEAB Regulatory Flight Zones in Alabama

Appling

Atkinso n

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Ba ker

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Ba nks

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Ben Hill

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Bullo c h

Burke

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Ca nd ler

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Ca to o sa

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Co ffee

Co lquitt

Co lum b ia

Co o k

Co weta

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Crisp

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Map KeyEAB no n-flight No vem b er 1 to M a rc h 1EAB a c tivity po tentia l yea r ro und

DISCLAIM ER: T hese d a ta , a nd a ll the info rm a tio n c o nta ined therein, ha ve b een c o llec ted b y the U .S. Depa rtm ent o f Agric ulture'sAnim a l a nd Pla nt Hea lth Inspec tio n Servic e (APHIS),o r b y its c o o pera to rs o n APHIS’ b eha lf, fo r restric ted go vernm entpurpo ses o nly a nd is the so le pro perty o f APHIS. Da ta m a y b ed issem ina ted o n a need -to -kno w b a sis o nly a nd m ust b e usedfo r their intend ed go vernm ent purpo se(s). All info rm a tio n c o nta inedwithin these d a ta a re sub jec t to required Fed era l sa fegua rd s a ndsha ll o nly b e sha red a nd /o r used c o nsistent with the T ra d e Sec rets Ac t [18 U .S.C. 1905], the Priva c y Ac t o f 1974, a s a m end ed[5 U .S.C. 552a ], the Freed o m o f Info rm a tio n Ac t [5 U .S.C. 552],the c o nfid entia lity pro visio ns o f the Fo o d Sec urity Ac t o f 1985[7 U .S.C. 2276], Sec tio n 1619 o f the Fo o d , Co nserva tio n, a ndEnergy Ac t o f 2008 [7 U .S.C. 8791], a nd o ther a pplic a b le Fed era l la wsa nd im plem enting regula tio ns, a s well a s with the c o nfid entia lity o rno n-d isc lo sure pro visio ns o f a ny o ther a greem ent entered into b etween APHIS a nd a c o o pera to r.

United States Department ofAgriculture

U SDA/APHIS/PPQrev. Septem b er 2013m a p a utho r: d b o pp2/13/2014

Cooperative Emerald Ash Borer ProjectEAB Regulatory Flight Zones in Georgia

Ada m s

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uen a

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Leflore

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Lown des

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Map KeyEAB n on -flight Novem b er 1 to M a rc h 1EAB a c tivity poten tia l yea r roun d

DISCLAIM ER: T hese da ta , a n d a ll the in form a tion c on ta in e d th erein , ha ve b ee n c olle c ted b y th e U .S. De pa rtm en t of Ag ric ulture 'sAn im a l a n d Pla n t Hea lth In spec tion Se rvic e (APHIS),or b y its c oope ra tors on APHIS’ b eh a lf, for re stric te d g overn m en tpurposes on ly a n d is the sole prope rty of APHIS. Da ta m a y b edisse m in a ted on a n ee d-to-kn ow b a sis on ly a n d m ust b e usedfor the ir in ten d ed gove rn m e n t purpose (s). All in form a tion c on ta in edwithin the se d a ta a re sub jec t to required Fed era l sa fe gua rd s a n dsh a ll on ly b e sh a red a n d /or use d c on sisten t with the T ra d e Sec re ts Ac t [18 U .S.C. 1905] , th e Priva c y Ac t of 1974, a s a m en de d[5 U .S.C. 552a ], the Free dom of In form a tion Ac t [5 U .S.C. 552],the c on fid en tia lity provision s of the Food Sec urity Ac t of 1985[7 U .S.C. 2276], Sec tion 1619 of the Food, Con serva tion , a n dEn ergy Ac t of 2008 [7 U .S.C. 8791], a n d othe r a pplic a b le Fed era l la wsa n d im ple m en tin g re gula tion s, a s well a s with the c on fide n tia lity orn on -d isc losure provision s of a n y oth er a g re em en t en tered in to b etwee n APHIS a n d a c oope ra tor.

United States Department ofAgriculture

U SDA/APHIS/PPQSeptem b er 2013m a p a uthor: db opp2/13/2014

Cooperative Emerald Ash Borer ProjectEAB Regulatory Flight Zones in Mississippi