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APHIS' Plant Protection and Quarantine, the Federal response agency for plant health emergencies, develops and delivers strategic science-based regulatory programs designed to protect US crops and natural resources.

We invite you to learn about PPQ's infrastructure, programs, and activities that strive to deliver an effective systems approach to mitigate risks posed by select agents and regulated pests.

 

The goal of PPQ is to establish a safeguarding continuum that effectively protects the United States from destructive foreign plant pests through offshore, border, and domestic activities.