Pierce's Disease Control Program
Mission statement & program overview:
The Pierce's Disease Control Program is slowing the spread of the glassy-winged sharpshooter and minimizing the impact of Pierce's disease in California.
PDCP's core strategies to protect California winegrapes:
- Contain the Spread: prevent the spread of GWSS to non-infested areas with nursery inspections, trapping, and treatment, bulk citrus inspections, area-wide treatment programs and biological control
- Statewide Survey and Detection: find new GWSS infestations and confirm that non-infested, at-risk areas remain free of infestation
- Rapid Response: respond quickly to detections of GWSS in new areas with surveying and treatments
- Outreach: raise awareness about PD and its vectors
- Research: sponsor research and development for sustainable solutions to PD and its vectors
Meetings
New Topics
- 2021 Annual Report to the Legislature
- 2021 PD Research Symposium Proceedings
- Background and History of GWSS and PD in California
- PD/GWSS – 20 Years of Progress
- Threats to California From Invasive Pests & Diseases
- PEIR: FINAL Statewide Pest Prevention and Management Program Environmental Impact Report (EIR)
Quick Links
Contact Us
Pierce's Disease Control Program
Physical Address:
1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
pdcpinfo@cdfa.ca.gov
916-900-5024
916-900-5351
Mailing Address:
1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
pdcpinfo@cdfa.ca.gov
Physical Address:
1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
pdcpinfo@cdfa.ca.gov
916-900-5024
916-900-5351
Mailing Address:
1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
pdcpinfo@cdfa.ca.gov