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Harmonizing Grapevine Nursery Stock Certification Programs In The Pacific Northwest Cooperative Agreement Award Farm Bill 2008 USDA APHIS PPQ Science and Technology Year Three-- -Washington Wine Industry Foundation -State Departments of Ag


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Harmonizing Grapevine Nursery Stock Certification Programs In The Pacific Northwest

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Cooperative Agreement Award Farm Bill 2008 USDA APHIS PPQ Science and Technology

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Year Three--

  • Washington Wine Industry Foundation
  • State Departments of Ag

(Idaho, Oregon, Washington)

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WHY

  • Advance cause of clean plants
  • Ease interstate shipping of virus-tested grapevines

HOW

  • Certification program for grapevine nursery stock
  • Harmonize cert. programs & quarantine pests list
  • Pilot draft regulations with nurseries in two states
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TIMELINE: APHIS 2017 July 1, 2017 to June 30, 2018 APHIS 2018 July 1, 2018 to June 30, 2019

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“A stakeholder driven effort”…

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Stakeholders

Each State

  • Grower groups
  • Vintner/processor groups
  • Nursery groups
  • Other

Northwest

  • Foundation Block Advisory Group
  • Growers (wine & juice)
  • Nurseries
  • Processors
  • Universities
  • Departments of Ag
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Vicky Scharlau Executive Director Washington Winegrowers Association Membership based 501-c-6 and can lobby Washington Wine Industry Foundation Donation based 501-c-3 and cannot lobby

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Why is a stakeholder driven effort different?

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# 1

Farmers either drive the effort that impacts them (esp. regulatory) or they will fight it, or worse, dismiss it and ignore it.

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# 2

For farmers to drive an effort they need to

  • wn it.
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# 3

For farmers to own it, it needs to be their idea.

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# 4

If it’s their idea, they need “regular” updates or check-ins on progress: This could be twice a year or quarterly or monthly. (But carry through on your promise.)

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# 5

A progress report or check-in is NOT a:

  • Website update
  • Column in industry publication
  • Photo on Instagram
  • Facebook post

Or, heaven forbid, a:

  • Tweet
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# 5, cont.

It is an:

  • In. Person. Face. To. Face. Meeting.
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LESSON # 5, cont.

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# 5. a.

Side Rule: Farmers prefer meetings, and the effort, be organized by industry

  • rganizations:
  • Not federal agencies
  • Not state agencies
  • Not universities

But a group to which they (begrudgingly) pay membership dues. They then claim “ownership”.

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# 5. b.

Side Rule: Farmers do not actually have to attend these meetings. They only need to have had the OPPORTUNITY to attend.

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# 6

The membership organization needs to have a plan that was or will be created WITH the:

  • federal agencies
  • state agencies
  • universities
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# 6. a.

Side Rule: Take care when creating a plan. Farmers are logical, analytical, fact-based, realistic, risk averse and risk tolerant, and have memories like elephants.

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In the end, farmers will not only claim victory but share with and give credit to everyone.

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After following steps:

You will have a successful stakeholder driven effort!

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Thank you!