A-Rated Weed Program Succeeding and Evolving
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1 California Department of Food and Agriculture s A-Rated Weed Program Succeeding and Evolving Robert Leavitt and Carri Pirosko Calif. Dept. of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch
2 This talk will Start with some definitions, an overview Dive into Exciting A-rated Weed Successes What s NEW on the CDFA weed front Conclude with an amazing statistic you will want to share with friends and neighbors!
3 Mission of the California Department of Food and Agriculture: To Promote and Protect California Agriculture. To prevent the introduction and spread of injurious insects or animal pests, plant diseases, & noxious weeds. Emphasis on: croplands, rangeland, orchards, vineyards, nurseries, and production forests Overlap with more traditional wildland weeds
4 Calif. Dept. of Food and Agriculture: Not alone and Not just control Partners with: USDA & County Ag Offices Quarantine Laws and Noxious Weed Policy Shipping Ports and Border Stations Nursery, Pet Stores, Mail Inspections Interior Detection Program Pest Diagnostic Labs
5 Integrated Pest Control Branch Pest Prevention System: Education Prevention and Early Detection Control Containment Eradication Revegetation/Restoration Taurian thistle
6 The Calif. Dept. of Food and Ag Integrated Pest Control Branch Noxious Weed List legal authority Pest Rating System policy Plumeless thistl
7 The Calif. Dept. of Food and Ag Pest Rating System: A- Incipient populations- mandatory eradication, containment, rejection, or other holding action at the State-County level B- Regional, action at discretion of Agricultural Commissioner s Office ; mandatory in nursery C- Widespread, action at discretion of Agricultural Commissioner s Office D- All other weeds. Q- New Pest, no official A,B,C rating yet, holding pattern ; treated like an A Yellowspine thistl
8 A-Rated Noxious Weed = glimited distribution; NOT widespread gdifficult to control; Limited tools gwhat the weed has done elsewhere g Several other factors A-Rated: mandatory eradication, containment, rejection, or other holding action at the State- County level
9 California s Unique System for Noxious Weed Eradication County Agricultural Commissioner s Offices *A UNIQUE SYSTEM Integrated Pest Control Branch, Noxious Weed Program *CDFA BACKBONE = District Biologists
10 The Role of a California Dept. of Food and Ag District Weed Biologist Detection and survey roadside, major corridors, on land and on water Implementation of control methods digging, herbicides, grazing, biocontrol, revegetation, etc. Tracking populations to eradication Mapping Education outreach and training
11 North California Department of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch East- Carri Pirosko West- Ed Finley North-Central East- Rod Kerr West- Robin Breckenridge *Ross O Connell Central *Tyson Porter South Daud Senzai District Noxious Weed Biologists Program Managers: Larry Bezark Robert Leavitt
12 A-Rated Weed Status Check g 15 A-rated weeds eradicated to date g 6 A-rated weeds approaching eradication gcurrently 27 A-rated weeds in California Perennial sowthistle Tanglehead Hydrilla
13 Statewide Eradication is Possible! g As evidence, 15 A-rated weed species have been eradicated statewide. Examples include: *wild marigold *Syrian beancaper *serrate spurge *smooth groundcherry *dudaim melon *blue weed blue weed Not to mention MANY county/regional eradications. * From Nine Counties for Hydrilla alone You Say Big Deal you have never even heard of any of these Ag weeds. MY POINT EXACTLY.
14 Six More Weeds Close to Eradication! These A-rated weeds have already been eradicated from most counties in the State *golden thistle (only 1 site left in Alameda County!) *perennial sowthistle *plumeless thistle *yellowspine thistle *wavyleaf thistle *Taurian thistle golden thistle Again, weeds that YOU likely would be contending with right now if the County Ag Commissioner s and California Dept. of Food and Ag had not implemented an eradication program for A-rated weeds.
15 California Department of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch So What Are Some of California s Top A-Rated Weeds Currently Under Eradication, Anyway? Pile of dead Scotch thistle, Dixie Valley (Lassen County
16 Scotch thistle Onopordum acanthium
17 Carduus nutans Musk thistle
18 Knapweeds Centaurea squarrosa Centaurea diffusa Centaurea maculosa
19 Centaurea squarrosa Squarrose knapweed
20 Spotted knapweed Centaurea maculosa
21 Linaria genistifolia subsp. dalmatica Dalmatian toadflax
22 Leafy spurge Euphorbia esula
23 California Department of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch What s New on the CDFA Noxious Weed Front? Additions to Noxious Weed List; Review of Ratings Process Technology- Mapping/Database Monitoring- in Water and on Land
24 The Calif. Dept. of Food and Ag Newly listed Noxious Weeds (almost): Tree of heaven Jubata grass Bull thistle Arundo Tocalote Tamarisk Cape ivy Spanish broom Bull thistle Entire Pest Rating System Slated for Review Select Group of A-rated Weeds to be Re-evaluated
25 California Department of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch Mapping and Database System Mapping Goal = to have every A-rated weed population documented and tracked in a database and on a statewide map. The California Dept. of Food and Ag s, GIS Lab is working diligently with our District Biologists, counties, and cooperating agencies to make this happen.
26 California Department of Food and Agriculture Integrated Pest Control Branch Water Quality Monitoring Monitoring of Terrestrial A-rated Weed Eradication Efforts
27 Some Final Thoughts California has a unique and coordinated noxious weed program/system. District Biologist and County Ag Offices are out there 365 days a year forcing A-rated Noxious Weed populations to eradication. Eradication of incipient populations of A-rated Noxious Weeds is possible. Continued successes are tallied each year. Future eradication successes will take the energies of the California Dept. of Food and Ag, County Ag Offices, Weed Management Area groups, Resource Agencies, and most certainly the CONTINUED efforts of Cal EPPC!
28 Spotted knapweed So, you think One weed, not a problem. Think AGAIN. Year 1: 1 plant- 2,400 seed Year 4: 1 plant and progeny- 2 million seed Year 10: 5 trillion seed; 36,000 acres infested! Centaurea maculosa
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