FEDERAL QUARANTINES
Quarantines are the federal government's way of creating virtual boundaries that might limit the movement of a pest or pest host throughout the nation. They are an important tool utilized by USDA-APHIS-PPQ in protecting uninfested areas of our country from localized pests, as well as protecting us from pests not known to occur in the United States. Below is an outline of the existing plant pest-related quarantines in the United States enforced by USDA-APHIS-PPQ. For a more detailed description of these quarantines and how they are legally binding, please visit these related federal government links:
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- Apiary Inspection Program
- Ornamental Cotton
- Invasive Species
- Nursery and Dealer Licensing Program
- Organic Certification
- Staff
- State Quarantines
- Bradford Pear and Elaeagnus
- Frequently Asked Questions
Sherry Aultman
Invasive Species Program Coordinator
846.646.2128
Fax: 864.646.2178
saultmn@clemson.edu
Steven Long
Assistant Director
State Plant Regulatory Official
864.646.2135
Fax: 864.646-2178
slong2@clemson.edu