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CA LFFO -I IA [1 FPARI . tcdfa 11I OF FOOo G AG RI Cl14T [I RE USDA A t_isxi€ dSttti Dci;uF»}seaturAgricttitssre niln.it turd Pinot Ih uith in5pectiult Service I Plant Protection and Quaruutiue EXH9BIT: 1480 -- G G(wiO ER / G:'•OVE MANAGER PROVISIONS FOR THE INTRASTATE MOVEMENT OF BULK. CITRUS FRUIT WITHIN OR. FROM A HUANGLONGBING DISEASE STATE INTERIOR QUARANTINE AREA To Be Used in Conjunction with QC Permit 1480 Establishment agrees to the following: 1. Transporting Citrus Fruit to a Receiver WITHIN the Same Contiguous Huanglong,bing (FILB) Quarantine Area If the receiver is located. within the same contiguous HLB- quarantine area, (1)(a) or (1).(b) must Oa completed in addition to completing an original HLB Pest Risk Mitigation Form required in (3). a. "Field Cleaned" Option: Fruit must be field cleaned and be practically free from all stems, leaves, and other extraneous host material prior to leaving the origin grove for packing/processing. Field cleaned citrus fruit may move from the grower to th:e packer/processor. b. "Spray and Harvest" or "Post -Harvest Treatment." Options: Fruit may be transported under the treatment option if the grove. or fruit is treated with a CDFA agreed upon, pre -harvest or post- harvest product effective against psyllids. The method and product used in the "treatment option must be listed on the ACP Grower information page: httpllohpos.cdifa.ca.00vIPE111nteitiiovExclusionipdffacogrowerinfotrnation.pdf 2. Transportiing Citrus Fruit to a Receiver Located OUTSIDE of an HLB Quarantine Area or to a Non -Contiguous HLB Quarantine Area If the receiver is located outside of an HLB quarantine area or in a non-contiguous HLB quarantine area, (2)(a) or TWO options out of (2)(b), (2)(c), and (2)(d) must be completed prior to shipping fruit to th.e packer. In groves where HLB has been previously confirmed positive, all leaves, stems, branches, and debris shall be removed from the fruit prior to movement outside of the quarantine area. in addition, an original completed, HLB Pest Risk Mitigation Form as required in (3) must be submitted. a. "Wet Wash" Option:, Prior to moving out of the HLB quarantine area, the citrus fruit must be run through a wet wash to remove all stems, leaves, and plant debris from the fruit. The process shaft include a combination of thoroughly wetting the fruit by spraying/dunking/drenching with water and brushing/cleaning. b. "Field Cleaned" Option: Fruit must be field cleaned and be practically free from all stems, leaves, and other extraneous host material prior to leaving the origin grove for packing/processing. Field cleaned citrus fruit, if also treated with an option listed in (2)(c) or (2)(d), may move from the grower to the packer/processor. c. "Spray and Harvest" Option: The grove must be treated with a CDFA agreed upon pre -harvest product effective against psyllids within 14 days of harvest. The product used in the "spray and harvest" option must be listed on the ACP Grower Information page: httpariohops.cdfa.ca. fPE InterioirE-xclusotn//obis+ roweijnforrr ai .pcJt. Fruit treated with the "spray and harvest" option, if field cleaned as described in (2)(b) or treated as described in (2)(d), may move to the packer/processor. d. "Post -Harvest Treatment" Option: Fruit must be treated with a CDFA agreed upon post -harvest product effective against psyllids. The treatment method and product used in the "post -harvest. treatment" option must be listed on the ACP Grower Information page: htto://Phpias.cdfa.ca.00v/PF. InterxcrExclusiontadfcacporowerinforrnation.trclf. Fruit treated with the "post -harvest treatment" option,, if field cleaned as described in (2)(b) or treated as described in (2)(c), may move to the packer/processor. 2/2/2018 Page 1 of 3