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NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

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Page 1: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETINGJULY 2010

Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services

Plant Protection and QuarantineUSDA, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service

Page 2: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

• All Federal Departments and Agencies have been put on notice that the President has called for a three year freeze in spending on many domestic and discretionary programs, an initiative intended to signal his seriousness about cutting the budget deficit.

Page 3: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

What this means—When an Agency such as APHIS proposes any funding increases to a program, e.g. the ALB eradication program, it must also propose an offsetting decrease in another program. Because of this policy, each Agency must truly prioritize its budget requests over the next three years.

Page 4: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

• One very positive development for FY 2011 is the continuation of the funding for the Farm Bill Sections 10201 and 10202. There is $50M for 10201 i.e., an increase of $5M above the FY 2010 level and a continued $5M for 10202. We should support this to ensure Congress appropriates the full funding as proposed.

Page 5: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

• The President’s budget for APHIS proposes an appropriation of about $875 million. The total is a net decrease of about $37 million compared to FY 2010. In general, the budget proposes a reallocation of resources from programs that have achieved success and those for which progress in eradication is not deemed feasible at this time

• The budget also proposes the elimination of all Congressional earmarks.

Page 6: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

• On July 15, the Senate Full Appropriations Committee Marked-Up the FY 2011 Agriculture Appropriations bill. The total net increase is $21.6 million more than the FY 2010 budget and $58.6 million above the President’s budget.

• This budget included $20.2 million in Congressionally designated projects.

• The House Full Appropriations Committee Mark-Up of FY 2011 Agriculture Appropriations Bill is scheduled for Tuesday, July 27th.

Page 7: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

PLANT PROTECTION AND QUARANTINE FUNDING RESOURCES

• CONGRESSIONAL BUDGETS– ANNUAL AND NO-YEAR

• USER FEES• REIMBURSEMENTS• TRUST FUNDS• COMMODITY CREDIT CORPORATION (CCC)

EMERGENCY RELEASE AND FARM BILL FUNDING FOR SECTIONS 10201 AND 10202

• CONTINGENCY FUNDS

Page 8: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

2010 2011 2011Appropriation President's Senate

Budget MarkupEMERGING PLANT PESTS 158,769 157,615 164,949Asian Longhorn Beetle 33,021 49,200 42,130

Citrus Health Response 44,656 44,780 45,781Emerald Ash Borer 37,205 13,160 22,000Glassywinged Sharpshooter 22,983 22,360 23,066

NO YEAR PROGRAMSEMERGING PLANT PESTS

(figures in 000s)

Page 9: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

EMERGING PLANT PESTS (Continued) 2010 2011 2011

Appropriation President’s SenateBudget Markup

Sudden Oak Death 5,347 5,090 5,366Potato Cyst Nematode 8,327 6,245 8,357Karnal Bunt 2,151 2,160 2,160Light Brown Apple Moth 1,008 11,010 10,010Sirex 1,500 1,505 1,505Varroa Mite Supp-HI 469 0 469Misc. Pests 2,102 2,105 4,105

(figures in 000s)

Page 10: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

NO YEAR PROGRAMS

2010 2011 2011Appropriation President's Senate

Budget Markup

Grasshopper 5,578 4,637 5,637 $1 million earmark for activities in NV in the 2011 budget.

Plum Pox Virus 2,206 2,129 2,215Fruit Fly Excl & Detection 62,920 63,568 63,568Cotton Pests 23,390 9,041 22,254

(figures in 000s)

Page 11: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

ANNUAL PROGRAMSAQI APPROPRIATED

(figures in 000s)

2010 2011 2011Appropriation President’s Senate

Budget Markup

29,000 26,526 29,526

$3 million earmark for HI Interline program in the 2011 budget .

Page 12: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

ANNUAL PROGRAMS2010 2011 2011

Appropriation President's SenateBudget Markup

BIOCONTROL 10,467 10,149 11,399$1,250,000 million earmark for Hemlock Wooly Adelgid in TN in the 2011 budget.

GOLDEN NEMATODE 831 843 843GYPSY MOTH 5,420 4,981 5,481

IMPORTED FIRE ANT 1,902 1,909 1,909

(figures in 000s)

Page 13: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

ANNUAL PROGRAMS2010 2011 2011

Appropriation President's SenateBudget Markup

Noxious Weeds 1,990 1,174 1,993The following earmarks are in 2011:

Cogongrass Control in MS for $208,000.

Weed Management in Nevada for $235,000.

Nez Perce Biocontrol Center, Nez Perce Tribe for $176,000.

(figures in 000s)

Page 14: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

ANNUAL PROGRAMS (Continued) 2010 2011 2011

Appropriation President’s SenateBudget Markup

PEST DETECTION 28,113 26,957 28,314

$619,000 earmark for CA County PD Augmentation Program

PLANT METHODS 9,949 10,137 10,637$500,000 earmark for Giant Salvinia Control, Northwestern State University

SELECT AGENTS 5,176 5,214 5,214

WITCHWEED 1,517 1,522 1,522

(figures in 000s)

Page 15: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

The AQI User Fee program revenue has serve as an integral part of PPQ operations for many years; however, it has been negatively impacted by the declining economy.

Page 16: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

AQI USER FEES

EOYCollections Reserve

Balance

FY 2008 $538,205,991 $81,256,639

FY 2009 $493,777,012 $22,109,346

Est 2010 $498,049,334 ??

Page 17: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

Export Certification Program

New fee schedule in place and phased in over 2 years, FY 2010 and FY 2011

CollectionsFY 2009 $5.2 millionFY 2010 $14.1 million (est)FY 2011 $20.1 million (est)

Page 18: NATIONAL PLANT BOARD MEETING JULY 2010 Terri Burrell, Director Resource Management and Planning Services Plant Protection and Quarantine USDA, Animal and

QUESTIONS????

Terri Burrell301-734-5575

[email protected]