pdcp protects

Against the spread of Pierce's disease

pdcp protects

Against the spread of Pierce's disease

pdcp protects

Against the spread of Pierce's disease

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 glassy-winged sharpshooters 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 Pierce's disease and its vectors.
  • Research: Sponsor research and development for sustainable solutions to Pierce's disease and its vectors.
PDCP Publications and Advisory Groups
Regulations and Guidelines
Pierce's Disease Information
Glassy-Winged Sharpshooter Information
Research
 
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Secretary of Agriculture

Karen Ross

State of California

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Contact Us

Pierce's Disease Control Program
1220 N Street, Sacramento, CA 95814
pdcpinfo@cdfa.ca.gov
916-900-5024
Fax: 916-900-5351