This proposal seeks funding to support a survey for exotic forest pests and asian defoliators at high-risk mixed conifer and hardwood sites throughout the state

Active Cooperative Agreement Awarded Last action

Award ID
AP26PPQFO000C245
Recipient
Awarding agency
Obligated
$27,975

Award facts

Assistance listing
10.031
Completion date 52% complete
Place of performance
New Hampshire, USA

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Description

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Activities
New hampshire department of agriculture, markets and food (NHDAMF) shall conduct a trapping survey for eleven pests - two beetles, eight moths, and one sawfly, that have been identified as a threat to new hampshire's forested landscapes. Approved methods, pheromones, and traps will be used as part of a trapping survey at ten locations throughout new hampshire. Each site will receive a combination of traps and lures to survey for all 11 target species. Each site will receive two milk carton traps, two large plastic delta traps, and one funnel trap for a total of five traps per site (details in table below). Sites included in the survey shall be forested areas, adjacent to ports, high traffic roadsides, and other locations identified as high risk. Traps will be deployed starting in may, serviced BI-weekly, and replacement of lures, liners, as needed. Survey will run through august. Deliverables and expected outcomes: the new hampshire forest pest survey data is used to ascertain the scope of parasites, diseases, and pests that may have a negative impact of new hampshire and american agriculture. This information provides additional benefit through gaining information and data on the presence or absence of pest in the state. If pests are detected, the data will aid aphis and the state of new hampshire in taking expedient regulatory actions to curtain their spread. This data will also help facilitate safe trade, possibly lead to early detection and eradication of exotic pests, and advance overall plant health intended beneficiary(IES): results from these samples will provide presence/absence of forest pests in new hampshire to the state plant health director, state plant regulatory official, state survey coordinator, the university of new hampshire cooperative extension specialist, and data entered in the national agricultural pest information system. The survey will increase communication and cooperation with the UNH cooperative extension specialists, foresters, landowners, and forest-based tourism industries throughout the state. This could enhance cooperation in future collaborations and responses. Also benefiting will be the citizens of new hampshire and the state's visitors who enjoy outdoor recreation and activities. Subrecipient activities, if known or specified at the time of award: N/a. Cost categories: personnel: FTE 350 HRS@$42.60/HR=14,910; fringe benefits: (FTE salary @37% and retirement @3.28%) = $6,006; trav EL: 2,960MILES @16 miles/gallons = $600; supplies: supplies: $1,025; other: (shipping, storage, rent)= $2,053; indirect costs: $3 ,381

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Who received award AP26PPQFO000C245?

AP26PPQFO000C245 was awarded to Agriculture Markets & Food New Hampshire by Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service (Department of Agriculture) on May 1, 2026.

How much is award AP26PPQFO000C245 worth?

$27,975 has been obligated on AP26PPQFO000C245.

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