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Division of Plant Industry Dr. Trevor Smith, Director Commodity Disposition Manual for The Office of Agricultural Law Enforcement Bureau of Uniform Services Revised November 2022 Please refer to the DPI SharePoint page for current...

Division of Plant Industry Dr. Trevor Smith, Director Commodity Disposition Manual for The Office of Agricultural Law Enforcement Bureau of Uniform Services Revised November 2022 Please refer to the DPI SharePoint page for current information on approved shippers TABLE OF CONTENTS Page DPI Contact Information 3 Introduction 4 Interdiction Station Report of Plants and Plant Products in Transit (FDACS 08003) 6 Interdiction Station Report of Non-Commercial Plants or Firewood (FDACS 08105) 6 TABLE 1 ALL PLANT AND PLANT PRODUCTS entering Florida 7 TABLE 2 DOMESTIC PRODUCE entering Florida 8 TABLE 3 NURSERY STOCK entering Florida 10 TABLE 4 CITRUS plants and plant parts entering Florida 12 TABLE 5 SUGARCANE plants and plant parts entering Florida 14 TABLE 6 DOGWOOD PLANTS entering Florida 16 TABLE 7 OAK AND CHESTNUT PLANTS entering Florida 17 TABLE 8 NURSERY STOCK in the Malvaceae family entering Florida 18 TABLE 9 GRASS SOD OR SPRIGS entering Florida 19 TABLE 10 CUT FLOWERS, CUT FOLIAGE, AND CUT FERN entering Florida 20 TABLE 11 CUT CHRISTMAS TREES entering Florida 21 TABLE 12 SEEDS entering Florida 22 TABLE 13 FIREWOOD and UNPROCESSED WOOD PRODUCTS entering Florida 24 TABLE 14 HAY entering Florida 26 TABLE 15 PLANT MATERIAL leaving Florida 27 TABLE 16 COMMERICAL NURSERY STOCK leaving Florida 28 TABLE 17 IMPORTED FIRE ANT (IFA) regulations for plants leaving Florida 30 TABLE 18 CITRUS NURSERY STOCK leaving Florida 32 TABLE 19 CITRUS FRUIT leaving Florida 34 TABLE 20 SAW PALMETTO SEED entering or leaving Florida 36 HEMP TRANSPORTATION INFORMATION 38 TABLE 21 CITRUS FRUIT between Florida, Georgia, and Alabama 41 TABLE 22 CITRUS FRUIT with STEMS and LEAVES within Florida 44 Glossary 47 Apiary Movement Requirements 48 DPI CONTACT INFORMATION Calls during office hours (between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m.) on weekdays should be made to the following contacts: Cheryl Jones (352) 258-0811 [email protected] Import Certification Specialist Christine Zamora (352) 258-2276 [email protected] Export Certification Specialist Larry (Mo) Violett (386) 469-8072 [email protected] North Florida Regional Supervisor Kelly Douglas (352) 258-2831 [email protected] North Florida Area Supervisor Dyrana Russell (352) 258-8473 [email protected] North Florida Area Supervisor Branden Stanford (352) 420-8401 [email protected] Assistant Chief-Apiary Inspection *bees If contact is not made you may also try our main number or the Helpline, 1-888- 397-1517 or 352-395-4700. Calls before or after office hours and on Saturday, Sunday or holidays should be made to the designated person on call. The On-Call schedule is posted on the Division of Plant Industry SharePoint, https://freshfromflorida.sharepoint.com/sites/dpi/SitePages/Copy-of-Imports.aspx. Call the appropriate on-call person and if they do not answer, please leave a message, or try to call again. Please keep in mind that these numbers are for the use of Department personnel only and are not to be given out to the public, unless otherwise instructed to do so. INTRODUCTION The Office of Agricultural Law Enforcement (OALE)-Bureau of Uniform Services (BUS) is one of the greatest allies the Division of Plant Industry (DPI) has in preventing the introduction of plant pests into Florida. Agriculture is second only to tourism of all Florida’s industries and is critical to the economic well-being of the entire State. In order to maintain Florida’s competitive edge with other states and countries, it is of the utmost importance that crop production costs be kept at a minimum. One of the major expenses involved in crop production is the control of plant pests. Pests include insects, diseases, nematodes, snails, and noxious weeds. Officers are the first line of defense against the introduction of pests by land transported plant material into Florida. The dedication and alertness have prevented the introduction of plant pest that could have jeopardized Florida’s agriculture or resulted in expensive eradication or control programs. DPI guidelines remain organized into decision tables. This format is designed to improve the readability and usefulness of the manual. Officers should find it a useful tool in making regulatory decisions. The tables are mainly composed of columns utilizing an “if/then” decision process. Find the table that pertains to the commodity in question, begin with the left column and work to the right on the row that applies to the condition of the shipment or documentation. A single commodity may fall into multiple tables and each table should be reviewed. The initial step in making decisions on the disposition of shipments of plant material lies with the Officers. Whenever a question about a shipment arises and you cannot resolve the problem with use of this manual, contact the DPI personnel listed on Page 3. Keep in mind certifications come in many forms and may not match the examples given in this manual however should include a statement clearly showing our regulation has been met. For example, BGS certification must have a statement that it is “free of snails” but can be on the bill of lading, stamped on the product or on a phytosanitary certificate. The responsibility for making final decisions on the disposition of shipments of plant material may lie with the DPI. We ask you to: 1. Check vehicles for regulated items. 2. Determine certification status. 3. Complete a FDACS 08003 Interdiction Station Report of Plants and Plant Products in Transit for violations or FDACS 08105 Report of Non-Commercial (Homeowner) Plants or Firewood without Certification in Transit from Other States. 4. Scan all passing documents into CTIS and assign to PLANT. Items we do not regulate and therefore we do not need it scanned or need a phone call: Frozen products Smoothie mixes Mulch, commercially packaged Soil, commercially packaged  Peat, commercially packaged Dressings Powdered products Fertilizers Soil nutrients/supplements/enhancement Pine bark, commercially packaged Suspended shippers list When shippers are found with regulated plant pests or products they may be suspended from shipping into Florida until the issue is resolved. Usually these are for specific commodities only, for example, poblano peppers, Christmas trees, or crape myrtle plants. Emails are sent from the Import Certification Office when a shipper is added or removed from this list. The list is also posted on our SharePoint, Suspended-Shippers-Report. If you find a suspended shipper has shipped the prohibited product, collect the shipping documentation, and contact the Import Certification Office, Cheryl Jones at 352-258-0811. Further directions will be given at that time. List of items in CTIS The list has been narrowed down to 11 items. Below is the list along with a definition and/or description. Cut Christmas Trees – all cut trees used as Christmas trees but not live potted trees – this would be nursery stock Cut Foliage – all flowers, ferns, and miscellaneous foliage products (including hemp) that are cut and not used as propagative material – this would be nursery stock Firewood – all commercial and non-commercial (homeowner) cut wood intended for burning, homeowner shipments recorded on FDACS 8105 Hay- cut material, usually baled, to be used as livestock feed or for farm purposes Nursery Stock – all commercial shipments of plants and propagative material except non- commercial (homeowner) plants – this would be other-plant Other – Plant – non-commercial (homeowner) plants recorded on FDACS 8105 Pine straw – usually baled or bundled and used for landscape purposes Produce – Domestic – grown in the USA Produce – Foreign – grown in all other countries besides the USA Seed Potatoes –these are for planting, not for consumption – this would be produce Sod -cut grass for planting, usually baled or palletized, to be used in landscaping FDACS 08003 Interdiction Station Report of Plants and Plant Products in Transit A FDACS 08003 shall be completed on all violations of DPI rules or as requested by DPI personnel where follow up is needed. A report should be completed whether the plant products enter the state, travel within the state, leave the state, are confiscated, are destroyed, or returned to the place of origin. All FDACS 08003 forms shall be scanned, daily, into the CTIS system along with supporting documents and assign to PLANT. The most recent version of the Interdiction Station Report of Plants and Plant Products in Transit (FDACS 08003) was revised in January 2021 and can be found on the Department Form Search. FDACS 08105 Interdiction Station Report of Non-Commercial Plants or Firewood without Certification in Transit from Other States A FDACS 08105 should be completed on all incoming shipments of non- commercial (homeowner) plants and firewood permitted to enter the state. For confiscated, destroyed, or returned to the place of origin use FDACS 08003. All FDACS 08105 forms shall be scanned, daily, into the CTIS system along with supporting documents and assign to PLANT. The most recent version of the Interdiction Station Report of Non-Commercial Plants or Firewood without Certification in Transit from Other States-FDACS 08105 was revised in May 2020 and can be found on the Department Form Search. TABLE 1 Guidelines for ALL PLANT AND PLANT PRODUCTS entering Florida Any shipments of plants and/or plant products lacking the following information shall be refused entry or detained until the issue is resolved. Each shipment shall be accompanied with a bill of lading, or other valid documentation which contains the following information: (a) Name and address of shipper or consignor (b) Name and physical address of receiver or consignee (c) Description of plants or plant products in shipment (d) Country or state of origin (e) Ultimate destination or shipment if different than receiver or consignee The bill of lading or other valid document and all attachments shall be in the English language or shall have attached thereto an accurate English translation containing adequate information for examination of the product. Plants and plant products shipped into Florida must be in accordance with all applicable Federal laws, including prohibited or restricted foreign origin plants and plant products that require treatment or the distribution is limited to specific states. We assume all foreign products entered the US with the correct documentation and is approved to proceed. REMINDERS: Do not accept a P.O. Box for receiver, accept physical address only. Description of the product should be a recognized common name or the Latin botanical name. A trade name is not acceptable. Scan all related documents into the CTIS Imaging System and assign to PLANT. TABLE 2 Guidelines for DOMESTIC PRODUCE entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Shipment is: And driver provides: Then: ORGANIC Brown garden snail (BGS) 1. Scan and transmit to DPI produce from: certification 2. Release to destination Arizona NO BGS certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY or California DETAIN until proper Hawaii documentation is received New Mexico 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Oregon Texas Washington (See exemptions below)1 ORGANIC Aphid certification 1. Scan and transmit to DPI lettuce from 2. Release to destination California NO certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY or DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Green Onions, Pea Leaf Miner (PLM) 1. Scan and transmit to DPI Sugar Snap Peas, certification 2. Release to destination Snow Peas, and NO certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY or English Peas (in DETAIN until proper the pod) documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Seed potatoes Go to TABLE 12 (*sweet potatoes are exempt) 1PRODUCE EXEMPT FROM SNAIL RULE Round or hard fruit and vegetables that do not have leaves attached. (Examples would be apples, avocados, carrots, pears, potatoes, tomatoes, etc.). Celery that has been cleaned, processed, and packaged. Fruit or vegetables that have been chopped and packaged. Fruit and vegetables that are in vacuum sealed containers. Example on next page. TABLE 3 Guidelines for NURSERY STOCK (plants) entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. **See additional tables for specific nursery stock (citrus, sugarcane, dogwood, oak, chestnut, lettuce (Table 12) and/or Malvaceae nursery stock). Plants The shipment And driver provides: Then: originating is: from: Arizona Commercial Brown garden snail 1. Scan and transmit California certification (BGS) – to DPI Hawaii example on next page2. Release to New destination Mexico Commercial NO BGS certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Oregon OR DETAIN until Texas proper documentation Washington is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Non-commercial NO BGS certification 1. Complete FDACS 08105 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3 Release to destination All States Commercial Nursery certification or 1. Scan and transmit certificate of inspection to DPI from state of origin 2. Release to destination NO nursery certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY or certificate of OR DETAIN until inspection from state of proper documentation origin is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Non-commercial Inspection Certificate 1. Complete FDACS OR No Certificate 08105 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination Brown Garden Snail Certification Example: CALIFORNIA SNAIL-FREE MASTER PERMIT NO. 37- SFN-Bl427.001 The plant material in this shipment comes from a snail-free source and is apparently free of phytophagous snails. Agricultural Commissioner Ha Dang, San Diego County Agricultural Commissioner TABLE 4 Guidelines for CITRUS plants and plant parts (excluding commercially grown fruit) entering Florida Shipment is: And driver provides: Then: Citrus plants or plant FDACS 08084 – 1.Scan and transmit to DPI parts (excluding example on next page 2. Release to destination commercially grown fruit) NO completed form 1. REFUSE ENTRY OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Non-Commercial NO completed form 1. REFUSE ENTRY (Homeowner) 2. Confiscate material Citrus plants or plant (small quantities only) parts including the fruit 3. Cut up and place in attached plastic garbage bags 4. Contact DPI for disposal instructions as needed 5. Scan and transmit to DPI For questions please contact: Ben Rosson 352-258-2054 [email protected]  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry APPLICATION TO INTRODUCE CITRUS PLANTS NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED AND CITRUS PLANT PARTS COMMISSIONER Section 581.182, F.S. / Rules 5B-3.003(8) and 5B-62.005, F.A.C. 22004 North State Road 121, Alachua, FL 32615 / Phone: (386) 853-6447 Email: [email protected] To: Administrator, Florida Citrus Repository Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services 22004 North State Road 121, Alachua, FL 32615 From: (Applicant’s Name, Address & Telephone Number) I. DESCRIPTION OF REGULATED MATERIAL: A. Botanical name Common name (s) B. Plant parts desired Amount (Bulbs, Buds, Corms, Complete plants, Cuttings, Leaves, Seed, Etc.) C. Supplier D. Present location E. USDA Import Permit Number (if required) II. PROPOSED USE: III. JUSTIFICATION FOR INTRODUCTION: IV. PROPOSED HOLDING SITE: Applicant’s signature (Do not write in this space) Disapproved Approved CONDITIONS DIRECTOR, DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY FDACS-08084 Rev. 05/12 TABLE 5 Guidelines for SUGARCANE plants and plant parts entering Florida Shipment is: And driver provides: Then: Sugarcane plants or FDACS 08083 – 1.Scan and transmit to DPI plant parts example on next page 2. Release to destination NO special permit 1. REFUSE ENTRY OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Non-Commercial NO special permit 1. REFUSE ENTRY (Homeowner) 2. Confiscate material Sugarcane plants or (small quantities only) plant parts 3. Cut up and place in plastic garbage bags 4. Contact DPI for disposal instructions as needed 5. Scan and transmit to DPI  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry APPLICATION FOR SPECIAL PERMIT TO IMPORT SUGARCANE NICOLE "NIKKI" FRIED COMMISSIONER Section 581.031(1)(5)(17), F.S. / 5B-3.003, F.A.C. P. O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 / (352) 395-4700 Consignor Name: _____________________________________Address____________________________________________ Consignee Name: _____________________________________Address____________________________________________ Description of Shipment: Plant Name (botanical): ________________________# of cuttings, stolons, plants or other parts: _________ As an authorized representative (inspector) of the ________________________________ Department of Agriculture, I certify that the sugarcane in this shipment is apparently free from plant pests and meets the following requirements (circle all that apply): A. Valid indexing tests or hot water treatment in accordance with FAO/IBPGR Technical Guidelines for the safe movement of sugarcane germplasm, has been performed for the specific insects, bacterial, fungal, or viral diseases present in the state of origin. For foliar, non-systemic diseases for which no indexing procedures are available, all leaf and leaf sheath tissue have been removed from the vegetative seed and the material subjected to a 48-hour cold-water soak followed by a hot water treatment of 50°C for 3 hours. B. The propagative material has been maintained for a minimum period of one year at a state or federal quarantine facility capable of performing the applicable indexing or hot water treatments. The crop cycle during the quarantine period has consisted of a minimum primary evaluation period of six months followed by ratooning or repropagation and a second evaluation of the regrowth. C. All plants and plant material, including that used as a source of tissue to be shipped, must be held in a manner to prevent any exposure to sugarcane plants or tissues from any source or origin other than Florida. Authorized Representative (Inspector) Date Title *************************************************************************************** Upon satisfactory completion of the certificate above, this special permit signifies that this shipment meets the requirements of the Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services, Division of Plant Industry and may enter the State of Florida upon approval. Additional comments: FDACS 08344, Rev. 9/16, Compliance Agreement Shipment of Propagative Parts of Sugarcane into the State of Florida, incorporated in 5B-3-003, F.A.C., must also be signed and accompany all shipments into Florida, along with phytosanitary certificate from the state of origin. DATE APPROVED ____________________ DATE DISAPPROVED _________________ ___________________________________________ Director, Division of Plant Industry Distribution: Original - Shipment, Yellow - Gainesville, Pink - Consignee, Gold - Shipper FDACS-08083 Rev. 09/16 TABLE 6 Guidelines for DOGWOOD PLANTS entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1 and Table 3. Dogwood (Cornus sp.) And driver provides: Then: plants from: Alabama Certificate indicating 1. Scan and transmit to Connecticut compliance with Florida’s DPI Delaware Dogwood Anthracnose Rule 2. Release to Georgia (5B-55) destination Idaho NO certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Maryland OR DETAIN until Massachusetts proper documentation New Jersey is received New York 2. Scan and transmit to North Carolina DPI Oregon Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Virginia Washington West Virginia All other states Go to Table 3 Dogwood Anthracnose Certificate Example: (Name of State) Department of Agriculture The dogwood plants in this shipment meet the Requirements of Florida’s Dogwood Anthracnose Rule Chapter 5B-55. Master Permit Shipper # TABLE 7 Guidelines for OAK AND CHESTNUT PLANTS entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1 and Table 3. Oak and Chestnut And driver provides: Then: plants from 1: Arkansas Certificate indicating 1. Scan and transmit to Illinois compliance with Florida’s DPI Indiana Oak Wilt Rule (5B-26) 2. Release to Iowa destination Kansas NO Certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Kentucky OR DETAIN until Maryland proper documentation is Michigan received Minnesota 2. Scan and transmit to Missouri DPI Nebraska New York North Carolina Ohio Oklahoma Pennsylvania South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin All other states Go to TABLE 3 1 Oak (Quercus spp.), chestnut (Castanea spp.), chinquapin (Castanea spp. or Castanopsis spp.) or tanbark oak (Lithocarpus densiflora). Oak Wilt Certificate Example: (Name of State) Department of Agriculture The oak/chestnut plants in this shipment meet the Requirements of Florida’s Oak Wilt Rule Chapter 5B-26. Master Permit Shipper # Table 8 Guidelines for NURSERY STOCK in the Malvaceae family entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1 and Table 3. Plant Plant Species1 And driver Then: Originating (Including but not provides from (state inclusive to the phytosanitary and species) certificate: counties): California 1. Alyogyne huegelii Yes 1. Scan and transmit (blue hibiscus) to DPI 1. Los Must have 2. Release to Angeles 2. Lavatera statement: destination assurgentiflora “The plants in the 2. Orange (island marrow) shipment have been inspected and 3. Riverside 3. Lagunaria found free of patersonii (primrose cotton seed bug.” 4. San Diego tree) No documents 1. REFUSE 4. Abutilon palmeri Movement OR (Palmer mallow) DETAIN until proper 5. Hibiscus species documentation is AND Abutilon received species 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI All other states and Go to Table 3 counties 1 All fruiting (seed pods or seeds) bodies are removed from the plants being shipped. TABLE 9 Guidelines for GRASS SOD OR SPRIGS entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1 however not Table 3 for this is not consider nursery stock. Grass from: And driver provides: Then: Arizona Brown garden snail 1. Scan and transmit to California certification (BGS) DPI Hawaii 2. Release to destination New Mexico NO certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Oregon OR DETAIN until Texas proper documentation is Washington received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 1. Scan and transmit to DPI All Other States 2. Release to Destination Brown Garden Snail Certification Example: CALIFORNIA SNAIL-FREE MASTER PERMIT NO. 37- SFN-Bl427.001 The plant material in this shipment comes from a snail-free source and is apparently free of phytophagous snails. Agricultural Commissioner Ha Dang, San Diego County Agricultural Commissioner TABLE 10 Guidelines for CUT FLOWERS, CUT FOLIAGE and CUT FERN entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1 however not Table 3 for this is not consider nursery stock. Commodity & Origin And driver provides: Then: is: Cut flowers, foliage, or Brown garden snail 1. Scan and transmit to fern from: certification (BGS) DPI Arizona 2. Release to destination California NO BGS certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Hawaii OR DETAIN until New Mexico proper documentation is Oregon received Texas 2. Scan and transmit to Washington DPI Cut flowers, foliage, or 1. Scan and transmit to fern from: DPI All other states 2. Release to destination Orchid flowers 1. Scan and transmit to (individually packed) DPI from: 2. Release to destination Any State Brown Garden Snail Certification Example: CALIFORNIA SNAIL-FREE MASTER PERMIT NO. 37- SFN-Bl427.001 The plant material in this shipment comes from a snail-free source and is apparently free of phytophagous snails. Agricultural Commissioner Ha Dang, San Diego County Agricultural Commissioner TABLE 11 Guidelines for CUT CHRISTMAS TREES entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Cut Christmas trees And driver provides: Then: from: Arizona Brown garden snail 1. Scan and transmit to California certification (BGS) DPI Hawaii 2. Release to destination New Mexico NO BGS certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Oregon OR DETAIN until Texas proper documentation is Washington received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 1. Scan and transmit to All other states DPI 2. Release to destination Brown Garden Snail Certification Example: TABLE 12 Guidelines for SEEDS entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Shipment And driver provides: Then: compromising: Citrus seed Go to TABLE 4 Lettuce seed and plants Certification letter from DPI 1. Scan and transmit to (destined to the counties evidencing compliance with DPI of Glades, Hendry, Lettuce Mosaic Rule (5B- 2. Release to Lake, Martin, Orange, 38)- currently none on file so destination Palm Beach, and call DPI if one is presented Seminole NO certification letter 1. REFUSE ENTRY OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 1. Scan and transmit to Lettuce seed and plants DPI to all other Florida 2. Release to counties destination Seed potatoes Seed potato certification 1. Scan and transmit to (*sweet potatoes are from State of origin – DPI exempt) example on next page 2. Release to destination NO Certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY or DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI Saw Palmetto seed Go to TABLE 20 (berries) 1. Scan and transmit to DPI All other seed 2. Release to destination TABLE 13 Guidelines for FIREWOOD AND UNPROCESSED WOOD PRODUCTS entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Product Type of Certification is on Then: Originating Shipment Shipping from: Origin Documentation and/or Packages All States Commercial YES 1. Scan and transmit to DPI 2. Release to destination NO 1. REFUSE ENTRY OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Scan and transmit to DPI All States Non- YES 1. Scan and Commercial transmit to DPI (Homeowner) 2. Release to Destination NO 1. Complete FDACS 08105 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to Destination EXEMPTIONS: Locally produced firewood can be moved less than 50 miles. Primary and secondary forest products including: (Saw logs, saw timber, chip-n-saw, veneer logs, pulpwood, wood for pallets, pole wood, dead pine distillate wood, pellets, and chips origination from states contiguous to Florida and transported for processing at mills and plants (including pulp/paper mills, sawmills, plywood plants, OSB plants, pole plants, mulch plants and biomass plants.) Commercial shipments of processed mulch or processed wood chips. Firewood Certification Example on next page. TABLE 14 Guidelines for HAY entering Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Hay from: And driver provides: Then: North Carolina Certification for Witchweed 1. Scan and transmit to counties: Federal quarantine from DPI Bladen, Cumberland, regulated areas 2. Release to destination Robeson, Sampson, NO certification 1. REFUSE ENTRY Pender OR DETAIN until OR proper documentation is South Carolina received counties: 2. Scan and transmit to Horry, Marion DPI All Other States 1. Scan and transmit to DPI 2. Release to Destination TABLE 15 Guidelines for PLANT MATERIAL leaving Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. **See additional tables for specific nursery stock (citrus, sugarcane, and hemp). Shipment is: And destined And driver provides: Then: to: Cut foliage, Arizona Certificate or stamp Release to cut flowers, destination cut fern NO certificate or stamp 1. Issue Violation 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination All other Release to states destination Non- Commercial Release to All States (Homeowner destination Plants) Nursery Stock Continue to All States Commercial Table 16 Arizona Certificate Example STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES 1911 S.W. 34th St./ P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 CERTIFICATE FOR CUT FOLIAGE, FLOWERS, AND AQUATIC PLANTS Section 581.031(21), F.S. / Rule 5B-2.010, F.A.C. NURSERY NAME DPI-AZ F-### THE PLANT MATERIAL IN THIS SHIPMENT MEETS THE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS OF ARIZONA ADMINISTRATIVE CODE R3-4-242 BROWN CITRUS APHID This certificate is valid unless revoked for cause. FDACS-08289 Rev. 05/12 Table 16 Guidelines for COMMERICAL NURSERY STOCK leaving Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. **See additional tables for specific nursery stock (citrus, sugarcane, and hemp). Shipment is: And Destination is: And Driver Then: provides: Nursery Stock California, Nematode Release to destination Commercial Louisiana, or Texas certification; forms, (Nematode stamps, or phytos1 Certification) Arizona State Phyto or AZ Stamp1 Mississippi Mississippi Apple Snail Certification1 North Carolina North Carolina Tropical Spiderwort Certification1 States outside the IFA quarantine: Continue to Table 171 USDA APHIS | Imported Fire Ants Missing any of the 1. Consult website for above required certification2 certifications 2. If not listed, Issue Violation 3. Scan and transmit to DPI 4. Release to destination All other states Nursery Release to destination Certification1 No Nursery 1. Consult website for Certification certification2 2. REFUSE EXIT OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 3. Issue Violation 4. Return to origin if refused exit 5. Scan and transmit to DPI 1 Allcommercial shipments of nursery stock are required to be accompanied by the general nursery inspection certificate regardless of destination. 2 The Nursery Directory, Nursery and Stock Dealer Registration / Plants and Nurseries / Agriculture Industry / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (fdacs.gov) and Nematode Certification, Nematode-Free Certified Nurseries / Nursery and Stock Dealer Registration / Plants and Nurseries / Agriculture Industry / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (fdacs.gov) STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES 1911 S.W. 34th St./ P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 GENERAL NURSERY STOCK INSPECTION CERTIFICATE Registration Number ___________ Section 581.031(21), F.S. NURSERY NAME ____________ This is to certify that this nursery stock has been visually inspected for plant pests and meets at least the minimum requirements of Chapter 581, Florida Statutes. FDACS-08011, Revised 10/08 LIVE PLANT - NO DELAY FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER AND CONSUMER SERVICES SERVICES DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY Section 581.031 (17) F.S. Section 581.031 (17) F.S. Nursery Name ______________ Nursery Name______________ Nursery registration number ______________ Nursery registration number ____________ Meets the requirements of North Carolina Tropical Spiderwort Meets the requirements of Mississippi apple snail quarantine quarantine, Apple snail is not known to occur in the area of Tropical Spiderwort is not known to occur in the area of production. production STATE OF FLORIDA ARIZONA-FLORIDA MAIL ORDER PLANTS/ORIGIN INSPECTION DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES AGREEMENT STATE OF FLORIDA DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE AND CONSUMER SERVICES, 1911 S.W. 34th St./ P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 DIVISION OF PLANT INDUSTRY 1911 S.W. 34th St./ P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 NEMATODE CERTIFICATE # _____________ NEMATODE CERTIFICATE # _____________________ NURSERY NAME ______________________________ This is to certify that the plant materials in this shipment meet This agreement allows the above to ship approved plant California’s burrowing and reniform nematode quarantine material to Arizona without being held in an approved holding requirements and originated from a nursery participating under area. the terms of California’s Master Permit for the shipment of Nursery Stock from Florida to California, Permit No. QC 390. This certificate is valid unless revoked for cause TABLE 17 Guidelines for IMPORTED FIRE ANT (IFA) regulations for plants leaving Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. **See additional tables for specific nursery stock (citrus, sugarcane, and hemp). Shipment is: Destined to: And driver Then: provides: House Plants Release to destination (non- commercial) Nursery stock Release to destination Bare root (commercial) Nursery stock Alabama Release to destination with growing Arkansas* media/soil Georgia *See additional notes (commercial) Louisiana below Mississippi North Carolina* Oklahoma* South Carolina Tennessee* Texas* Virginia* IFA shield stamp Release to destination All other states or phytosanitary certificate NO stamp or 1.Consult IFA certificate certification list1 2. If not listed, refuse exit or detain until proper documentation is received 3. Scan and transmit to DPI * Partially infested states are included with those listed in the table above. To determine if the destination is outside the regulated area, click the following weblink and input the address of the destination location. USDA APHIS | Imported Fire Ants (IFA) Interactive Map 1 Imported Fire Ant (IFA) Certification Imported Fire Ant Regulated Nurseries / Plants and Nurseries / Agriculture Industry / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (fdacs.gov) IFA Shield Example FL - #### Table 18 Federal Requirements for CITRUS NURSERY STOCK (Plants) leaving Florida Citrus From Shipped in And And Then: Nursery Approved a Sealed2 federal destination Stock Firm: Vehicle or stamp1 is: (Plants) Sealed3 present: Origin Container: Florida Yes - See Yes Yes All US 1. Scan and list below States and transmit to DPI Territories, 2. Release to EXCEPT destination those listed on the stamp. Not Not No stamp Not 1. REFUSE approved shipped approved Movement OR firm sealed DETAIN until destination proper issue is resolved 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused exit 4. Scan and transmit to DPI All Citrus Plants of other origins are prohibited from Other moving into, and subsequently out of Florida as per Origins FDACS regulation. See Table 4 for procedures. 1 Federal Stamp Images may vary but will still indicate that the commodity meets the applicable Federal domestic plant quarantines or requirements. 2 Vehicles with a segregated sealed area or containing mixed loads require all citrus plants to be shipped in sealed individual or group containers. Sealed container examples include solid sided cardboard boxes, totally enclosed pallets, or either container that seal and enclose citrus nursery stock to exclude pest entry. 3 Sealed Examples include completely enclosed commercial trucks (with only Citrus Plants) with NO holes or openings. Tarped vehicles or soft canvas topped trucks are not approved for the transport of live citrus plants. Federal Stamp Examples: LIMITED PERMIT LIMITED PERMIT USDA-APHIS-PPQ USDA-APHIS-PPQ NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO: FOR EXPORT ONLY AZ, CA, HI, LA, TX, American Samoa, NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION IN Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, THE UNITED STATES Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands APHIS SEAL #_____________ For questions please contact: Paul Mears - USDA Justin Ezell - DPI Randal Dean - DPI 352-647-1015 863-298-3042 863-298-3039 [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] Firms Eligible to Move Citrus Plants via Interstate to Non-Citrus Producing States Firm Firm Name Physical Address Number Agromillora Florida, Inc 9038 COUNTY RD 229, WILDWOOD 48017226 480 COUNTY RD 416 S, LAKE Brite Leaf Citrus Nursery, LLC 47228580 PANASOFFKEE Harris Citrus Nursery 10721 S COUNTY RD 39, LITHIA 4722658 Harris Partnership Citrus Nursery 10129 GEORGE SMITH RD, LITHIA 48002146 13430 HOBSON SIMMONS RD, Holmberg Farms, Inc 47222379 LITHIA 22900 N BUCKHILL RD, HOWEY IN Indrio Brands, LLC 48024594 THE HILLS 1005 NW COUNTY RD 150, CHERRY Madison Citrus Nursery 48025942 LAKE McGill Citrus Nursery, Inc 16110 HWY 27, LAKE WALES 4710530 Murphy Citrus Nursery, Inc 1240 CHIP MIZELL RD, PERRY 47236148 North Florida Citrus Nursery 1659 NW 87TH PL, BELL 48013123 1697 RUCKS DAIRY RD, Phillip Rucks Citrus Nursery, Inc 47218684 FROSTPROOF 22900 N BUCKHILL RD, HOWEY IN Record Buck Farms, Inc 47220651 THE HILLS The Magnolia Company – Gift 185 W HWY 40, BARBERVILLE 3824000 Division 22900 N BUCKHILL RD, HOWEY IN Via Citrus 48024409 THE HILLS TABLE 19 Federal Requirements for CITRUS FRUIT leaving Florida Citrus And federal And destination is: Then: Fruit stamp1 Origin present: Florida Yes All US States and 1. Scan and transmit Territories, EXCEPT to DPI those listed on the stamp. 2. Release to destination NO Stamp 1. REFUSE Movement OR DETAIN until proper issue is resolved 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused exit 4. Scan and transmit to DPI Arizona, Yes All US States and 1. Scan and transmit Louisiana, Territories, EXCEPT to DPI or Texas those listed on the stamp. 2. Release to destination NO Stamp 1. REFUSE Movement OR DETAIN until proper issue is resolved 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused exit 4. Scan and transmit to DPI California No Federal Country or State of 1. Scan and transmit or Foreign Stamp Origin must be indicated to DPI Required on paperwork OR 2. Release to containers. If origin destination cannot be determined, then regulate as Florida Citrus. 1 Federal Stamp Images may vary but will still indicate that the commodity meets the applicable Federal domestic plant quarantines or requirements. Federal Stamp Examples: USDA-APHIS-PPQ-CHRP Limited Permit CERTIFICATE USDA-APHIS-PPQ This shipment of citrus fruit is certified under NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO: applicable federal domestic plant quarantines. CA, HI, American Samoa, Guam, Northern Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands Limited Permit Limited Permit USDA-APHIS-PPQ USDA-APHIS-PPQ NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION TO: FOR EXPORT ONLY AZ, CA, FL, LA, HI, TX, NOT FOR DISTRIBUTION IN American Samoa, Guam, Northern THE UNITED STATES Mariana Islands, Puerto Rico, and the US Virgin Islands APHIS SEAL # ___________ For questions please contact: Paul Mears - USDA Callie Walker - DPI 352-647-1015 863-271-3766 [email protected] [email protected] Table 20 Guidelines for SAW PALMETTO SEED (Berries) entering or leaving Florida *Reminder must also meet Table 1. Origin is: And driver provides: Then: Florida FDACS 08025 – 1. Release to destination example on next page NO Permit 1. Detain until proper documentation is received or confiscate. If product is confiscated, contact OALE supervisor for disposition. 2. Scan and transmit to DPI All other 1. Scan and transmit to DPI states 2. Release to destination Active Permit can be found currently in two places. All 2022 permit have transition to Ag Law - Shared Docs. All 2021 remain on SharePoint, Division of Plant Industry - SPB Permit Log - 2022 Permits (sharepoint.com). For questions please contact: DPI Helpline 1-888-397-1517 or 352-395-4700.  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED Commissioner PERMIT TO HARVEST NATIVE ENDANGERED OR COMMERCIALLY EXPLOITED PLANTS OR PLANT PART(S) Section 581.185, F.S. and Rule 5B-40.003, F.A.C. P.O. Box 147100 Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 / (352) 395-4700 Issued To: Permit Number: 2022-SPB-0001 Philip Easton Date Issued: 01/10/2022 PALM COAST, FL 32164 Expiration Date: 01/09/2023 [email protected] +1 717 490 4632 Person(s) authorized to collect under this Harvesting Location(s): permit: 81 EAGLE HARBOR TRAIL, PALM COAST, Philip Easton FL 32164 Elizabeth Hobbs-Easton Philip Easton [email protected] +1 717 490 4632 Plant Name Plant Part Harvest Quantity / % Purpose Serenoa repens / Saw Seed 50% Sale Palmetto ______________________________ NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED Commissioner of Agriculture Important HEMP Transportation Information All hemp, including live plants, propagative parts, unprocessed plant material, and processed plant material must be transported in a fully enclosed vehicle or container. If you are transporting hemp into or within the state of Florida, you must stop and submit for inspection by presenting the following paperwork at an agricultural inspection station: Bill of lading or other documentation with the following details: Name and address of shipper or consignor Name and physical address of receiver or consignee Description of plants or plant products in shipment Place and state of origin Ultimate destination of shipment if different than receiver or consignee Copy of origin Hemp Cultivation License Number Additional requirements for live hemp plants or propagative parts transported into the state: Original phytosanitary certificate A valid certificate of inspection. This can be a nursery stamp issued by the state of origin. Live plants or propagative parts must be maintained and shipped in soilless or sterile growing media or sterile environment. Additional requirements for unprocessed hemp plant material transported into the state: Certificate of analysis (COA) showing the Total THC Delta 9. Formula used in Florida is THCA x.8777 + THC delta 9 = total THC Delta 9 Unprocessed hemp plant material must be transported frozen or dried. Additional requirements for processed hemp plant material transported into the state: Certificate of analysis (COA) showing the Total THC Delta 9. Formula used in Florida is THCA x.8777 + THC delta 9 = total THC Delta 9 Processed hemp plant material must be rendered non-viable. Current licenses can be found at, Hemp Cultivation Licensing / Hemp/CBD in Florida / Cannabis/Hemp / Home - Florida Department of Agriculture & Consumer Services (fdacs.gov) under the Program Resources Section then “Current List of Hemp Cultivation Permits”. For questions please contact: Nicole Casuso Nick Dorman Helpline 352-395-4686 352-395-4660 1-888-397-1517 [email protected] [email protected] 352-395-4700 Example on next page.  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED LICENSE TO CULTIVATE HEMP Commissioner Section 581.217, F.S. and Rule 5B-57.014, F.A.C. 1911 S.W. 34 St. / P.O. Box 147100 Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 / (352) 395-4700) www.FDACS.gov Issued To: License Number: 12_220174 Charles Steinfeld Date Issued: 04-08-2022 South Tip, LLC Expiration Date: 04-08-2023 FLORIDA CITY, FL 33034 [email protected] +1 949 584 6344 Primary Responsible Person: Primary Growing Location: Name: Charles Steinfeld Name: Shade House Acres: 4.16 Lat/Lng: (-80.53892287932082, 25.40149637517457) THIS IS TO CERTIFY that the responsible person shown hereon is licensed to cultivate hemp in the state of Florida and meets the minimum requirements of Section 581.217, Florida Statues and Rule 5B-57.014, Florida Administrative Code. Information regarding cultivation, frequently asked questions, approved testing lab information and hemp cultivation resources can be found at our agency website: www.FDACS.gov/hemp. ________________________________________ NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED Commissioner of Agriculture  CONTINUATION OF LICENSE 12_220174 Additional Growing Location(s): Additional Control Person(s): Name: 1390 Name: Ian Brown Acres: 15.28 Name: Dominic Garcia Lat/Lng: (-80.53761195335973, Name: Jacqlene Torres 25.40283718260164) Name: Salvatore Finocchiaro Name: Leonard Talarico Name: 1750 Name: Andrea Fernandez Acres: 2.51 Name: Hal Lucas Lat/Lng: (-80.53962595629149, Name: Christopher Brown 25.40198879178989) Name: 1520 Acres: 0.17 Lat/Lng: (-80.53955368814324, 25.4025415185443) Name: 1370 Acres: 14.55 Lat/Lng: (-80.53558498518302, 25.39731816624619) Name: 1290 Acres: 31.01 Lat/Lng: (-80.5335625601217, 25.39731910291121) Name: 0030 Acres: 10.04 Lat/Lng: (-80.53354788550233, 25.39641985891509) Table 21 State Requirements for untreated CITRUS FRUIT between Florida, Georgia, and Alabama Citrus From Approved And driver And Packing Then: Fruit1 Grove: provides House Origin trip/field destination is: ticket OR limited permit FDACS 81562: Florida 1. Bar L Citrus Yes 1. Corbett 1. Scan and transmit to 2. Cherokee Farms DPI Ranch Grove 2. The Satsuma 2. Release to destination 3. Clikas Farms Company 4. Corbett Brothers Grove 5. Florida Georgia Citrus LLC 6. High Hope Farms LLC 7. L and D Farms Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement grove OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI No 1. Issue Violation documents 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement destination OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI Georgia 1. See attached Yes 1. Florida 1. Scan and transmit to list below, *Georgia Georgia Citrus DPI “Georgia uses a LLC 2. Release to destination Approved certificate3 2. Emerald Growers/Grove” Packing 3. Joshua Citrus Inc 4. The Orange Shop 5. WG Roe Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement grove OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI No certificate 1. Issue Violation 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement destination OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI Alabama 1. See attached list Yes 1. Florida 1. Scan and transmit to DPI below, “Alabama *Alabama Georgia Citrus 2. Release to destination Approved uses a LLC Growers/Grove” certificate3 Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement grove OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI No certificate 1. Issue Violation 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination  Not approved 1. REFUSE Movement destination OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI 1 Fruit must be free of leaves, stems/twigs, and debris. Stems may be attached is 1 inch or less in length. 2 Trip/field tickets or limited permit should include: name and address of grower/grove, date packed, multi-block ID number, TRS (township, range, section), variety, destination, number of boxes/cartons, Grower/Caretaker compliance agreement number and harvesting permit number. If load is tarped, then Tarp-Q will be on the ticket. 3 Certificate should include: date issued, names, unique certificate number, name and address of consignee, quantity, article, Tarp-Q, and issuing officer. Note: Must be transported in an enclosed refrigerated trailer or the load must be completely trapped. Tarps cannot be torn or have any unrepaired holes. For questions please contact: Callie Walker Ethan Andrews 863-271-3766 850-508-6830 [email protected] [email protected] Georgia Approved Groves: Arbourdale Farms Hopeful Citrus Ross Worsham Joe Lewis SK Enterprises of North Florida Brandon Godwin Inc Clay Stansland Johnny Clark Scott Lewis Dan Nieowhner Lindy Savelle Wade or Claire Powell F&C Farms Matt Carter Walt Register Gerald Hunt Randy Barwick Westview Farms Greg Prine Rick Griffiths 4L Citrus LLC Harold Chambers Robert Parramore Alabama Approved Groves: Battiste Grove George O’Keefe Brain Ladnier Sessions Farm and Produce Dallas Hartzog Silverhill Satsuma LLC Doug Hobson Warden Farms Fairhope Fruit Company Table 22 State Requirements for CITRUS FRUIT with STEMS and LEAVES within Florida Citrus Fruit From And driver And And Then: with approved provides statement is destination Stems/Leaves1 packing shipping on all is within Origin house: documents2: containers Florida: AND shipping documents: Florida 1.Cherokee Yes Yes Yes 1. Scan and Ranch of “Not for transmit to DPI North distribution 2. Release to Florida outside destination Florida” 2. Florida Georgia Citrus LLC 3. W.G. Roe Not 1. REFUSE approved Movement OR packing DETAIN until house proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI No 1. Issue documents Violation 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination No 1. Issue statement Violation 2. Scan and transmit to DPI 3. Release to destination  Not within 1. REFUSE Florida Movement OR DETAIN until proper documentation is received 2. Issue Violation 3. Return to origin if refused entry 4. Scan and transmit to DPI 1 Fruit may be in clusters or bunches but only two leaves per fruit are allowed to be attached. No stems or leaves without fruit are allowed in the containers. See next page for an example of the product seen. 2 Shipping documents can be in different forms but should include: Name of packer/packing house, date packed, multi-block ID number, origin, variety, destination, number of boxes/cartons, intrastate packinghouse compliance agreement number. Note: Must be transported in an enclosed and refrigerated trailer. For questions please contact: Callie Walker Ethan Andrews 863-271-3766 850-508-6830 [email protected] [email protected] Example of product on next page. Glossary Commercial shipments – Shipments of agricultural products identified as having been produced for sale and distribution in mass markets. Such identification is based on a variety of indicators, including, but not limited to: quantity of produce, type of packaging, identification of grower or packing house on the packaging, and documents consigning the shipment to a wholesaler or retailer. Domestic Produce – Fruits or vegetables that were produced within the continental United States. Foreign Produce – Fruits or vegetables that were produced outside the United States. Non-Commercial shipments – Shipments of agricultural products typically produced in a dooryard environment and transported along with household goods. These types of shipments are not for resale. Plant shipments greater than 25 plants should be questioned as to the intended use. Nursery Stock – Nursery stock for the purposes of all Division of Plant Industry rules, means all plants, trees, shrubs, vines, buds, vegetable and field crop plants, flowering annual plants, aquatic plants, corms, tubers, bulbs, cuttings, grafts and scions thereof, grown or kept for propagation, sale or distribution; EXCEPT aquatic plants offered for sale or distribution at the retail level, seeds, lawn or pasture grasses, cut flowers, cut ferns, and cut foliage (greens) are specifically exempted from nursery stock classification for registration purposes, when apparently free from injurious plant pests. Organic Produce – That produce which is sold or marketed certified organic.  FL Apiary Movement Requirements Documents required by Rule 5B-54.006, Florida Administrative Code Inbound Movement (Import) o Current Apiary Registration Certificate (FDACS-08177)  OR o Inspection certificate from state of origin  If the beekeeper provides a certificate from another state, we also need their destination city and contact information (name and phone number) Outbound Movement (Export) o Current Apiary Registration Certificate (FDACS-08177) Internal Movement (within state) o Current Apiary Registration Certificate (FDACS-08177) What information should go in CTIS for Apiary shipments? Imaged Documents o Bill of Lading o Apiary Registration Certificate (FDACS-08177) or Inspection certificate from other state o Out of State permit (FDACS-08061), if provided (NOT REQUIRED!) o Violation Form (FDACS-08201), when issued Data Entry for all shipments o Passing direction (In State, Out of State, Within State) o # of hives o Origin State o Destination City o Destination State TABLE 1: Guidelines for shipments of honey bees: Shipment is: And driver provides: Then: Valid Apiary Registration Certificate (FDACS-08177) 1. Scan and transmit to DPI -OR- 2. Release to Destination Honey bee colonies or Inspection certificate from state of used, empty bee boxes origin entering Florida 1. Issue violation (FDACS-08201) Bill of Lading only 2. Scan and transmit to DPI (no certificate) 3. Release to Destination Valid Apiary Registration Certificate 1. Scan and transmit to DPI Honey bee colonies or (FDACS-08177) 2. Release to Destination used, empty bee boxes 1. Issue violation (FDACS-08201) Bill of Lading only leaving Florida 2. Scan and transmit to DPI (no certificate) 3. Release to Destination Updated: 11/25/2019  AP32123 Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry CERTIFICATE OF APIARY REGISTRATION Section 586.045, F.S. 1911 S.W. 34th St. P.O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 NICOLE "NIKKI" FRIED Phone:(352)395-4700 Fax:(352)395-4624 COMMISSIONER ISSUED TO: FDACS - DPI FDACS - DPI PO BOX 147100 GAINESVILLE, FL 32614-7100 THIS CERTIFICATE EXPIRES: 09/30/2020 FEE PAID: EXEMPT REGISTRATION NO.:FL0010602F DATE ISSUED: 07/05/2019 This is to certify that the honeybee colonies belonging to the beekeeper shown hereon have been visually inspected for the honeybee pests and unwanted races of honeybee and meet the requirements of Section 586.045, Florida Statues. THIS CERTIFICATE OF REGISTRATION MUST BE in the immediate possession of any person engaged in the sale or distribution of honeybees. FDACS-08177 Revised 08/05 Firm No. 48003065 Batch No. 6958  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry CERTIFICATE OF APIARY INSPECTION FOR OUT OF STATE NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED COMMISSIONER Section 586.11, F. S. and Rule 5B-54.0115, F. A. C. 1911 S.W. 34th St. / P. O. Box 147100, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 / (352) 395-4700 CERTIFICATE NO. AI-OS 1637954 1 of 10 DATED 01/22/2019 48002318 FISHER BEE FARM 38950 RIVER RD. DADE CITY, FL 33525 Firm Number Shipper Mailing Address City/State/Zip WADE FISHER 352-518-0570 5049 AVENUE 18 1/2 CHOWCHILLA, CA 93610 Receiver Phone No. Mailing Address City/State/Zip Destination: County MADERIA Nearest Town CHOWCHILLA SHIPMENTS CONSIST OF: Number of Pieces 480 Beehives with live bees __________________ Empty, used supers ______________________ Nucs with live bees The above shipments of bees and/or beekeeping equipment has been inspected for American Foulbrood (AFB) and other diseases on 10/24/2018 and meets the requirement of the State of FL regarding these diseases. Remarks: By: Carmen Fraccica This Certificate is Void upon Exiting State of Florida Carmen Fraccica APS2 Division of Plant Industry Representative Receipt Number: INVOICE Check Number _________ Amount of Check: $_________ Original – Beekeeper/Truck Driver FDACS-08061 Rev. 09/13  Florida Department of Agriculture and Consumer Services Division of Plant Industry DAILY APIARY MOVEMENT REPORTING FORM NICOLE “NIKKI” FRIED COMMISSIONER Section 586.11, F.S. / Rule 5B-54.016, F.A.C. P.O. Box 147100/1911 SW 34th Street, Gainesville, FL 32614-7100 Phone: (352) 395-4700 Fax: (352) 395-4624 REPORT ONLY EQUIPMENT THAT CONTAINS BEES PASSING REPORT STATION NO. __________ IN OUT DATE__________________ Vehicle stopped and inspected under authority of Chapter 570.15, Florida Statutes. Vehicle Detained on (Date): _______________________________ at (Time) __________________________________ AM or PM Vehicle Released on (Date): _______________________________ at (Time) __________________________________ AM or PM CERTIFICATE: state of Issuance ___________________________ No. _____________________ Number of Colonies _________ (ALL ABOVE ITEMS MUST BE COMPLETED) Consignor & Address (Bees Coming From) Consignee & Address (Bees Going To) ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ ______________________________________________________ ___________________________________________________ Phone Number _________________________________________ Phone Number ______________________________________ Destination (County) _________________________________ (MUST BE COMPLETED) THE EXACT DESTINATION MUST BE PROVIDED, IN CASE OF AN EMERGENCY REQUIRING A CHANGE IN DESTINATION, THE LOCAL APIARY INSPECTOR MUST BE NOTIFIED WITHIN 24 HOURS. Brandi Stanford, Assistant Bureau Chief - Apiary Inspection, (352) 318-6649 Jose Gill, Agriculture and Consumer Protection Specialist Supervisor, Region I, (772) 201-2282 Carmen Fraccica, Agriculture and Consumer Protection Specialist Supervisor, Region II (863) 990-3024 Remarks: ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________ _ _____________________________________________________ Officer/Inspector Badge ID Number Distribution: Original (White) Division of Plant Industry – First Copy (Yellow) Ag Law – Second Copy (Pink) Beekeeper/Driver FDACS-08201 Rev. 01/13