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News 2016
December
USDA Provides $57.8 Million to Protect Agriculture and Plants from Pests and Diseases
November
Spread Cheer, Not Invasive Hungry Pests, This Holiday Season
October
Cooperative Program Recognizes Critical Safeguarding Milestone: Invasive European Grapevine Moth Now Eradicated from the U.S.
Help Worcester County Eliminate the Asian Longhorned Beetle APHIS Seeks Public Help in Maintaining An Effective Quarantine
Secretary's Advisory Committee on Animal Health Seeks Nominations for Membership
September
August
APHIS Seeks Comments on Proposed Rule to Change Import Requirements on Fresh Persimmon with Calyxes from Japan into the United States
Statement on Xanthomonas vasicola pv vasculorum
Secretary’s Advisory Committee on Animal Health to Meet September 7-8
USDA Announces Recent Animal Welfare Act and Horse Protection Act Enforcement Actions
USDA Begins 2016 Field Trials to Evaluate New Oral Rabies Vaccine in Raccoons, Other Wildlife
USDA Calls for Residents to Check Trees in August, Help Find and Eradicate the Asian Longhorned Beetle
July
USDA Proposes Changes to End the Inhumane Practice of Soring
USDA Begins 2016 Oral Rabies Vaccine Efforts in Eastern United States
June
Insecticide Treatment Study Planned and New Removal Contractors Begin in Clermont County, Ohio for Asian Longhorned Beetles Eradication
May
April
March
Asian Longhorned Beetle Eradication Program Announces 2016 Plans for Fighting the Beetle in New York, Massachusetts, and Ohio
February
USDA Secretary Vilsack Announces $58.25 Million to Protect Agriculture and Plants from Pests and Diseases Through 2014 Farm Bill Section 10007
January
Update on H7 Avian Influenza Cases in Indiana, Additional Flocks Now Confirmed as Low Pathogenic
Additional H7 Avian Influenza Cases Found in Indiana
USDA Confirms Highly Pathogenic H7N8 Avian Influenza in a Commercial Turkey Flock in Dubois County, Indiana


 

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