Idaho
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  • State Plant Regulatory Official

    Stuart, Jared 208-332-8620

    Serves on the National Plant Board, oversees state pest detection and regulatory activities and coordinates survey activities between government agencies, public and private organizations. Coordinates the state's initial emergency response if an exotic pest is detected.

  • State Survey Coordinator

    Castrovillo, Paul 208-332-8627

    Coordinates CAPS survey planning, execution and reporting as well as community outreach activities.

  • State Plant Health Director

    Marschman, Brian (208) 373-1600

    Directs federal APHIS-PPQ pest detection and regulatory activities in cooperation with state officials, and coordinate the initial PPQ emergency response if an exotic pest is detected in the state.

  • Pest Survey Specialist

    Cain, Larry (307) 432-7979
    Provides technical support in planning, executing and reporting annual surveys and coordinates pest detection activities with neighboring states.



News
APHIS Prohibits Entry of Fresh Cherries from Ontario, Canada
APHIS Restricts the Entry of European Cherry Fruit Fly Host Commodities from Canada into the U. S
Fungal Diseases of the Gypsy Moth in North America
NAPPO - APHIS re-characterizes a regulated Pale Cyst Nematode field in Idaho as infested
APHIS Requests Public Comment Regarding Proposed Environmental Impact Statement for the Grasshopper and Mormon Cricket Suppression Program
National Invasive Species Council - Management Plan 2016–2018
University of Idaho working to reduce potato nematodes threat
Small Grains on Track | Southern Idaho Agriculture News | magicvalley.com
Researchers investigate quinoa for PCN control - Idaho - Capital Press
Idaho protects against invasive zebra mussels
Trials evaluate cereal cyst nematode resistance - Idaho - Capital Press
US (ID): Crops contaminated by potato pest treatment
APHIS Removes Plum Pox Virus Regulated Areas in Niagara County, NY.
Non-native fruit fly adapts to cold weather in Idaho | The Spokesman-Review
PCN committee considering compensating affected growers - Idaho - Capital Press
Sheriff’s divers help Idaho farmers manage noxious weed - Idaho - Capital Press
Where are the worlds ants - First ever map detailing 15,000 species launched
USDA Asks People to Check Their Trees for Signs of the Asian Longhorned Beetle During the Month of August
Idaho Psyllid Population Appears to be Declining
APHIS Announces Dates for Fiscal Year 2016 Farm Bill 10007 Open Period
Spotted wing drosophila detected in SW Idaho - Capital Press
APHIS won’t use methyl bromide in PCN eradication program - Capital Press
Noxious weeds spread like wildfire throughout Idaho, across nation - Spokesman.com - June 14, 2015
Cheatgrass is causing big problems for pets
Extension Plant Pathologist Advises To Be on Lookout for Wheat Stripe Rust Symptoms | News | University of Wyoming
Potato growers file federal lawsuit against PCN regulations - Capital Press
PCN-affected spud growers plead their case to Idaho lawmakers - Capital Press
Idaho farmers off to early planting - Capital Press
Idaho bill to help PCN-affected potato growers dies - Capital Press
Preventing invasive species from spreading | News - Home
APHIS Adds Pale Cyst Nematode Regulated Areas in Idaho
NAPPO Phytosanitary Alert System
Knocking Out Knotweed: Research Pins Down a Rogue Invasive
Disease could cost black walnut industry millions, forest specialist warns -- ScienceDaily
Are bark beetles making wildfires more severe? - Teton Valley News: Page2
Whitebark pine experiment takes aim at blister rust | The Nelson Daily
Hunting contributes to the spread of noxious weeds - News Journal: News
Irrigation-clogging weed arrives in Oregon - Capital Press
Drought Exposes Evergreens to Insect and Disease Problems
Mountain pine beetles get bad rap for wildfires, study says -- ScienceDaily
Eradicating potato pest is tough going in Idaho | Deseret News
The invasive weed Ventenata dubia is a host of Barley yellow dwarf virus with implications for an endangered grassland habitat - Ingwell - 2014 - Weed Research - Wiley Online Library
Invasive Weed Located in Gem Lake
Stripe Rust Makes Early Appearance in Southern Idaho
APHIS Modifies Gypsy Moth Regulatory Policy for Logs
APHIS Reclassifies 92 Regulated Acres as Infested with Pale Cyst Nematode in Bingham County, Idaho
Getting at the Root of Mountain Pine Beetles Rapid Habitat Expansion
Tree-Killing Insect Could Reach Idaho
Introduced flies create complex interactions that increase impact of invasive plant
Idaho Considers Permitting Invasive Plants
National Invasive Species Awareness Week Spotlights the Importance of Prevention and Management Strategies
Emerald Ash Borer Confirmed in Waterloo, Statewide Quarantine in Effect
Special-Needs Label Retains PCN Programs Best Tool
In The American West, A Battle Unfolds Over Bugs, Climate Change And The Fate Of An Iconic Species
Additional PCN associated field deregulated
North Dakota Develops Honeybee Protection Plan
Additional PCN Associated Field Deregulated

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Weed Identification Tool
PNW Pest Alert Network
Department of Plant Soil and Entomological Sciences
Idaho Plant Disease Reporter
National Emerald Ash Borer Information
Idaho Weed Awareness Campaign
National Ash Tree Seed Collection Initiative
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European Gypsy Moth | The Threat | HungryPests.com
APHIS - Potao Cyst Nematode National Survey Plan
Pest Alert - Potato Cyst Nematodes
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Videos

Exotic Fruit Fly Monitoring
New Video Shines Spotlight on Invasive Pests
APHIS Adds Pale Cyst Nematode, Globodera pallida, Regulated Areas in Idaho