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A Review of Invasive Species and A Review of Invasive Species and a Discussion of Programs and a Discussion of Programs and Activities of the Southern Nevada Activities of the Southern Nevada Office of the State Department of Office of the State Department of AgricultureAgriculture
SUBTITLE:SUBTITLE:Most frequently asked questionMost frequently asked question--“Is there any agriculture in Nevada?”“Is there any agriculture in Nevada?”
Exhibit I
EXHIBIT I Committee Name Lands Document consists of 64 SlidesEntire document provided.Due to size limitations, pages ________________ provided. A copy of the
complete document is available through the Research Library (775/684-6827) or e-mail [email protected]. Meeting Date: 5-28-04
NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREAGRICULTURE
VISIONAs we move into the 21st century, the Department of Agriculture envisions a Nevada where present and future generations enjoy a quality of life which includes a safe and productive environment that incorporates protection and encourages an economically vibrant agricultural industry. We also see the Department as being able to carry out its regulatory and service programs in an effective, efficient, and professional manner.
NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF NEVADA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTUREAGRICULTURE
Mission Statement
The mission of the Department of Agriculture is to benefit the welfare of all persons residing in the state and to encourage the advancement and protection of Nevada’s agriculture and related industries.
NevadaDepartment Of Agriculture
State of NevadaKenny C. Guinn
Governor
Nevada Board of AgricultureBenny Romero
Chairman11 members
Department of AgricultureDon Henderson
Director
VacantAssistant Director
Nevada Beef CouncilNevada Rangeland Resources
Jr Livestock Show Board,1 INTER
Division of Measurement StandardsSteven GrabskiAdministrator
20 FTELV-10 FTE
Division of Livestock IdentificationJim ConnelleyAdministrator
9 FTE, 110 INTERLV 14 INTER
Division of Plant IndustryJohn Obrien
Acting Administrator40.5 FTE, 17 INTER
LV8FTE, 1ENTER, 5S
Division of Animal IndustryDr. David ThainAdministrator
9 FTE, 2 INTERLV 0
Division of AdministrationRick Gimlin
Administrative Services Officer9 FTE
LV 1FTE
Division of Resource ProtectionRobert BeachAdministrator
12 FTELV 1FTE
Division of Measurement Division of Measurement StandardsStandards
Weights & MeasuresWeights & Measures
Petroleum TechnologyPetroleum Technology
Certifying all Sorts of Retail Certifying all Sorts of Retail Weighing and Measuring Weighing and Measuring DevicesDevices--Point of SalePoint of Sale
•Nursery stock must be accompanied by inspection certificate•Must be “clean” of quarantine pests and common pests.•Must be accompanied by manifest•Certificate of Quarantine Compliance if applicable
General Requirements for Shipment Into Nevada
Division of Animal Division of Animal IndustryIndustry
Work in conjunction with Ag Enforcement Work in conjunction with Ag Enforcement OfficersOfficersForeign Animal Disease EradicationForeign Animal Disease EradicationAnimal Disease DiagnosisAnimal Disease DiagnosisAnimal Disease LabsAnimal Disease Labs--Reno & ElkoReno & ElkoPromulgate Animal Health Requirements for Promulgate Animal Health Requirements for Movement in and out of NV and USMovement in and out of NV and USEnforce Retail Pet Store Pet Health Enforce Retail Pet Store Pet Health Regulations Regulations
EXCLUSIONEXCLUSION
Border enforcement of pestsCarried on nursery stock
Road enforcement ofanimal diseases and brands
PREVENTION, DETECTION AND PREVENTION, DETECTION AND RAPID RESPONSERAPID RESPONSEBORDER AND HIGHWAY INSPECTIONS
NUSERY INSPECTION
More on Animal IndustryMore on Animal Industry
Mad Cow DiseaseMad Cow Disease
Bovine Spongiform EncephalopathyBovine Spongiform Encephalopathy
EXIOTIC NEWCASTLE EXIOTIC NEWCASTLE DISEASE ERADICAITIONDISEASE ERADICAITION
Exotic Newcastle Disease is a contagious and fatal viral disease affecting all species of birds.
It is one of the most infectious diseases of poultry in the world.
It is so virulent that many birds die without showing any clinical signs, and a death rate of nearly 100 percent can occur.
Chickens and Eggs Are Safe to Eat.
This Disease Has NO Public Health Consequences.
West Nile VirusWest Nile VirusFirst isolated in West Nile District, Uganda, 1937First isolated in West Nile District, Uganda, 1937Commonly found in humans and birds and other Commonly found in humans and birds and other
vertebrates in Africa, Eastern Europe, West Asia, and vertebrates in Africa, Eastern Europe, West Asia, and the Middle East, but was not previously documented the Middle East, but was not previously documented in the Western Hemisphere prior to 1998in the Western Hemisphere prior to 1998
Basic transmission cycle involves mosquitoes Basic transmission cycle involves mosquitoes feeding on birds infected with the West Nile virusfeeding on birds infected with the West Nile virusInfected mosquitoes then transmit West Nile virus to Infected mosquitoes then transmit West Nile virus to
humans and animals when taking a blood mealhumans and animals when taking a blood meal
West Nile VirusNevada is currently free of this disease
Nevada is likely to become infested
Detection of equine WNV will help define areas of infestation.
The detection WNV equine cases will not predict human cases.
Vacation of horses is recommended
SURVEILLANCE ACTIVITESBEGINNING 3/1/01
Health DivisionHuman cases
Department of AgricultureSentinel Chicken Flocks
Mosquito Pools
Wild Horse Sampling
Wild Bird Sampling
Dead Bird Sampling
Clinically ill Domestic Horses
The Nevada Department ofThe Nevada Department ofAgricultureAgriculture
Plant Industry DivisionPlant Industry DivisionTo encourage, advance and protect To encourage, advance and protect
the agricultural industry of Nevadathe agricultural industry of Nevada
Rules & RegulationsRules & Regulations
NRS 561 Establishes DepartmentNRS 561 Establishes DepartmentNRS 554 QuarantinesNRS 554 QuarantinesNRS 555 Nursery & Pest NRS 555 Nursery & Pest NRS 576 Farm ProductsNRS 576 Farm Products--HorticultureHorticultureNRS 581 Weights & MeasuresNRS 581 Weights & MeasuresNRS 586 PesticidesNRS 586 PesticidesNRS 588 Fertilizers & Ag MineralsNRS 588 Fertilizers & Ag MineralsNRS 590 Petroleum & AntifreezeNRS 590 Petroleum & Antifreeze–– NRS’sNRS’s Developed by the LegislatureDeveloped by the Legislature–– NAC’sNAC’s Developed by Dept to clarify the Developed by Dept to clarify the NRS’sNRS’s–– Web site: Web site: www.leg.state.nv.uswww.leg.state.nv.us
Nevada Nevada -- State QuarantinesState QuarantinesLimit the movement of commodities:Limit the movement of commodities:InterInter state state -- entering Nevada entering Nevada ––
European Pine Shoot BeetleEuropean Pine Shoot Beetle Japanese BeetleJapanese BeetleEuropean Corn BorerEuropean Corn Borer LethalLethal Yellowing of PalmYellowing of Palm
Potato Late BlightPotato Late Blight Dutch Elm DiseaseDutch Elm DiseaseColorado Potato BeetleColorado Potato Beetle White Rot FungusWhite Rot FungusMint Disease Mint SMint Disease Mint Stem Borer tem Borer
IntraIntra state state -- within Nevada’s borderswithin Nevada’s bordersAfricanized honey beesAfricanized honey bees
Garlic & Onions (Kings River)Garlic & Onions (Kings River)
NevadaNevada--FederalFederal QuarantinesQuarantines
Adopted and Enforced Adopted and Enforced as as NAC’sNAC’s
Asian Long Horned BeetleAsian Long Horned BeetleBlack Stem RustBlack Stem RustCitrus CankerCitrus CankerEmerald Ash BorerEmerald Ash BorerEuropean Larch CankerEuropean Larch CankerGolden NematodeGolden NematodeGypsy MothGypsy MothJapanese BeetleJapanese Beetle
KarnalKarnal BuntBuntOriental Fruit FlyOriental Fruit FlyPine Shoot BeetlePine Shoot BeetlePink BollwormPink BollwormPlum PoxPlum PoxRed Imported Fire AntRed Imported Fire AntSudden Oak DeathSudden Oak DeathSugarcane DiseasesSugarcane DiseasesWitchweedWitchweed
LicensingLicensing
Pest Control Companies & ApplicatorsPest Control Companies & ApplicatorsNurseryNursery--Plant Dealers Plant Dealers Dealers in Farm Products including Dealers in Farm Products including Horticulture MaterialsHorticulture Materials
Nursery LicensingNursery Licensing--Do I need Do I need a license to sell plants? a license to sell plants?
Yes! Yes! ExceptExcept::Hobbyist with only Hobbyist with only occasional salesoccasional salesIndoor decorative plantsIndoor decorative plantsFarmers selling to Farmers selling to farmersfarmersGovernment agencies Government agencies (fee exempt) (fee exempt) Bulbs onlyBulbs onlyBusiness: isolated areas Business: isolated areas w/limited $w/limited $OutOut--ofof--state licensed state licensed nurserynursery
Quality ControlQuality Control
Fertilizer and pesticide registration Fertilizer and pesticide registration program including sampling & analysisprogram including sampling & analysisBureau of Weights and MeasuresBureau of Weights and MeasuresPetroleum testing LaboratoryPetroleum testing Laboratory–– Insures accurate content, quality and Insures accurate content, quality and
promotes fair trade promotes fair trade
Producer CertificationProducer Certification
Nevada grown ProductsNevada grown Products–– Farmer’s MarketsFarmer’s MarketsOrganic ProducersOrganic Producers
Plant & animal productsPlant & animal products•• Cooperative FedCooperative Fed--State Grading ServiceState Grading Service
Potatoes, Onions, Shell Eggs, USDA Potatoes, Onions, Shell Eggs, USDA School Lunch ProgramSchool Lunch Program
Education & TrainingEducation & Training
Many programs aimed at teachers, Many programs aimed at teachers, students, licensees, and Ag workersstudents, licensees, and Ag workersAg Education WorkshopsAg Education WorkshopsLV Farm Festival/County FairLV Farm Festival/County FairContinuing Education UnitsContinuing Education Units--PCO’sPCO’sAg worker protection training Ag worker protection training –– In cooperation with UNR ExtensionIn cooperation with UNR Extension
Restricted Use Pesticide Restricted Use Pesticide Certification ProgramCertification Program
Cooperative Training program with the Cooperative Training program with the University of NevadaUniversity of Nevada--Reno to prepare Reno to prepare applicators to apply Restricted Use applicators to apply Restricted Use PesticidesPesticides–– Commercial ApplicatorsCommercial Applicators–– Private ApplicatorsPrivate Applicators
Annual schools in many locations in NV.Annual schools in many locations in NV.Also serves as a basic training for employees Also serves as a basic training for employees in proper application of pesticidesin proper application of pesticides
Safety ProgramSafety Program
EPA Farm Workers Safety ProgramEPA Farm Workers Safety Program–– Provides REQUIRED training to Provides REQUIRED training to
supervisors and workers for the supervisors and workers for the application of pesticides in Greenhouses, application of pesticides in Greenhouses, Nurseries, Forestry and General Nurseries, Forestry and General Agriculture Agriculture
Inspection ServiceInspection Service
Certify as to condition of plant materialCertify as to condition of plant materialFederal / State cooperative Program Federal / State cooperative Program –– Pest condition Pest condition –– Quarantine complianceQuarantine compliance–– For entry to NevadaFor entry to Nevada--RegulatoryRegulatory–– For exportFor export--PhytosanitaryPhytosanitary CertificationCertification
More TopicsMore Topics
EPA GrantEPA Grant--Output QuotasOutput Quotas--209209Pesticide Producer InspectionsPesticide Producer InspectionsMarket Place Pesticide SamplingMarket Place Pesticide SamplingUse/Misuse InspectionsUse/Misuse InspectionsGround Water TestingGround Water TestingPesticide Exposure Data BasePesticide Exposure Data BasePesticide Disposal ProgramPesticide Disposal Program
Nevada Invasive Species CouncilNevada Invasive Species Council
Established October 9, 1999Established October 9, 1999
An Interagency Coordinating EffortAn Interagency Coordinating Effort
Development of Prevention, Detection and Development of Prevention, Detection and Management Plans for Invasive SpeciesManagement Plans for Invasive Species
Hosts and Possible Host Hosts and Possible Host GeneraGenera
HostsHosts: : (Highly susceptible)(Highly susceptible)
Camellia, Camellia, LithocarpusLithocarpus, , PierisPieris, , Rhododendron, Rhododendron, ViburnumViburnum, , VacciniumVaccinium, , UmbellulariaUmbellularia
Possible HostsPossible Hosts: : (Use these species to target)(Use these species to target)
AbiesAbies, Acer, , Acer, AesculusAesculus, Arbutus, , Arbutus, ArctostaphylosArctostaphylos, , CorylusCorylus, , FagusFagus, , HamamelisHamamelis, , HeteromelesHeteromeles, Kalmia, , Kalmia, LeucothoeLeucothoe, , LoniceraLonicera, , PseudotsugaPseudotsuga, , QuercusQuercus, , RhamnusRhamnus, Sequoia, , Sequoia, SyringaSyringa, , TrientalisTrientalis....
** Utilize Host List, Associated Host List, and Low Risk Host L** Utilize Host List, Associated Host List, and Low Risk Host List ist when targeting genera to survey in the Nursery. when targeting genera to survey in the Nursery.
Current US Distribution Current US Distribution as of March 2004as of March 2004
= March 2004, Two nurseries included in the National SOD survey were found to be infested with P. ramorum. Possible infested nursery stock has been transported to all states, except Hawaii.
Areas of United States at RiskAreas of United States at RiskBased on Hosts, Climate, and Nursery ShipmentsBased on Hosts, Climate, and Nursery Shipments__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Division of Resource Division of Resource ProtectionProtection
Wildlife ServicesWildlife ServicesAnimal Damage Control for all InquirersAnimal Damage Control for all InquirersFor the Last four years CCMSHCP funded For the Last four years CCMSHCP funded this position 50% to aid in the Protection of this position 50% to aid in the Protection of Listed Species and Critical Habitat in the Listed Species and Critical Habitat in the Clark County Desert Conservation Plan with Clark County Desert Conservation Plan with Section 10 FundsSection 10 Funds
Concluding PointsConcluding Points
CCMSHCP Funded Weed Coordinator at CCMSHCP Funded Weed Coordinator at NDOA with CCPLMA FundsNDOA with CCPLMA FundsCooperation with Cooperation with CWMA’sCWMA’s, LV Wash Dev., , LV Wash Dev., etc.etc.Daily Calls/Topics Daily Calls/Topics Daily TestingDaily TestingSamples To SpecialistsSamples To SpecialistsOne on One contactOne on One contactVehiclesVehiclesEradication FundEradication Fund--AHB vs. RIFAAHB vs. RIFA
CreditsCredits
This Program created by Tom This Program created by Tom SmigelSmigelRegional CoordinatorRegional CoordinatorLas Vegas OfficeLas Vegas OfficeNDOANDOA(702) 486(702) 486--4690 office4690 office(702) 486(702) 486--4695 fax4695 [email protected]@agri.state.nv.us