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2022 Oregon Wine Symposium | Keeping Pests & Diseases out of Oregon’s Grapevines – An Update from the Oregon Department of Agriculture | Prevención de plagas y enfermedades en las vides de Oregon: Actualización del Departamento de Agricultura de Oregon

March 7, 2022 | Education, Oregon Wine Symposium, Viticulture + Enology | 0 comments

Keeping Pests & Diseases out of Oregon’s Grapevines – An Update from the Oregon Department of Agriculture | Prevención de plagas y enfermedades en las vides de Oregon: Actualización del Departamento de Agricultura de Oregon

This session will provide an update on recent changes to Oregon’s grapevine quarantine and what that means for importing grapevine planting stock to Oregon. It will also discuss a current project funded through the Plant Protection Act Section 7721 to provide testing for some viruses of concern, as well as future plans for updating certification program rules.

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Dr. Elizabeth Savory is a plant pathologist who manages the Plant Health and Seed Programs at the Oregon Department of Agriculture (ODA). The Plant Health program focuses on safeguarding Oregon from invasive plant pests and diseases by providing diagnostic services and testing, surveying for regulated pathogens, and providing outreach and education to both industry stakeholders and the general public. Prior to joining ODA, she was a post-doctoral fellow at Oregon State University where she did research on the evolution of plant pathogenic bacteria. She has a PhD in Plant Pathology from Michigan State University and a BS in Plant Science from Cornell University.

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