Cooperative Agriculture Pest Survey (CAPS)

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Cooperative Agriculture Pest Survey (CAPS) John H. Bowers, Ph.D. National Survey Coordinator Emergency & Domestic Programs USDA APHIS PPQ Riverdale, MD

Pest Detection / CAPS Pest & Survey Measures CAPS Measure 2010 Results 2011 Results 2012 Results 2013 Results CAPS Participation Total number of states/territories 53 54 52 Including these territories PR, VI, GU PR, VI, GU, CNMI PR, VI, AS, GU Number of states/territories with Infrastructure 51 States w/o Infrastructure - AZ, NM, CNMI AZ Number of states/territories with Surveys States w/o Survey IA, NM MO, AZ, NM AZ, NM

Pest Detection / CAPS Pest & Survey Measures CAPS Measure 2010 Results 2011 Results 2012 Results 2013 Results CAPS Priority Pest List Percent of target pests on the CAPS Priority Pest List for which surveys were conducted * 88.5% 86.1% 79.0% 78.6% Total number of Priority Pests 122 124 117 Priority Pests targeted for survey 108 105 98  92 Priority Pests not targeted 14 17 26 25 ~130 pests have Approved Survey Methods. This includes all Priority Pests, as well as a few others because of the immediate need.

Pest Detection / CAPS Pest & Survey Measures CAPS Measure 2010 Results 2011 Results 2012 Results 2013 Results CAPS Surveys Number of bundled surveys * 154 130 133 119 Number of unique exotic pests for which national surveys are conducted * 287 295 264 231 Average Number of pests per state 16.5 17.0 15.6 16.3 Average number of pests per bundled survey * 6.0 6.7 6.1 7.1 Average number of surveys per state * 3.0 2.5 2.6 2.3 Average cost per individual survey * $19,233 $18,666 $19,926  $23,410

Number of States and Territories Conducting Commodity- or Taxon-based Surveys Survey 2010 2011 2012 Citrus 2 1 Corn - 5 7 Nematodes 11 9 6 Grape CAPS Oak 8 3 Priority Pine 4 Surveys Small Grains Soybean Stone Fruit Woodborers & Bark Beetle 18 15 Apple Banana Cotton Defoliating Moth Fruit Tree State Nursery 16 21 Bundled Palm Rice Snail Vegetable / Tomato General / Forest Pests / Ornamental Crops  -

CAPS 2013 Surveys Priority Surveys # States State Surveys Corn Commodity Survey 7 Mollusk Survey 2 Cotton Commodity Survey 4 Citrus Commodity Survey 1 Cyst Nematode Survey Field Crops Pest Survey Exotic Woodborer/Bark Beetle 16 Forest Pest Survey 11 Oak Commodity Survey 6 Fruit Crops Pest Survey Pine Commodity Survey Greenhouse Crops Pest Survey Small Grains Commodity Survey 10 Legume Survey Soybean Commodity Survey Mixed Commodity Survey Grape Commodity Survey FB Nursery & Retail Plants Pest 19 Stone Fruit Commodity Survey Palm Pest Survey Asian Defoliating Moth Survey Rice Pest Survey 3 Solanaceous / Tomato Root Crop Survey Tree Fruit Pest Survey CAPS 2013 Surveys Vegetable Crops Pest Survey

Pest Detection / CAPS Pest & Survey Measures CAPS Measure 2010 Results 2011 Results 2012 Results 2013 Results New to the United States Percent of significant pest introductions that were detected before they had a chance to spread from the original point of colonization and cause severe economical and/or environmental damage * 88.9% 83.3% 90% TBD New or re-introduced into the United States 28 25 21 Percent listed as reportable/actionable 96.4 % (27) 100% Number on Priority Pest List 3

NAPIS Data 2011 Results 2012 Results NAPIS Records 122,707 87,781 Total number of Priority Pests 122 124 Priority Pests targeted for survey (J-3) 105 (86.1%) 98 (79.0%) Unique pests targeted for survey (J-3) 295 264 Unique pests with data entered 747 456 Pests with only positive records 235 149 Pests with only negative records 401 216 Pests with positive / negative records 111 91 Priority Pests with negative records 95 87 Priority Pests with positive records 25 Priority Pests with both positive and negative records 16 8

CAPS Resource and Collaboration Site caps.ceris.purdue.edu