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The document is an Environmental Assessment by the U.S. Department of Agriculture regarding the Mediterranean Fruit Fly Cooperative Eradication Program in Solano County, California. It outlines the need for eradication due to the Medfly's threat to agriculture, discusses various alternatives for control (including no action, quarantine, and eradication), and evaluates potential environmental impacts associated with these alternatives. The preferred alternative is an integrated pest management approach aimed at eradicating the Medfly while minimizing adverse effects on human health and non-target species.

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Begin by reviewing the introductory section, which outlines the purpose of the form and provides essential background information on the Mediterranean fruit fly.
Fill in your contact information in the designated fields. Ensure accuracy as this will be used for any follow-up communication regarding your submission.
Proceed to the 'Alternatives' section. Here, you will select your preferred method for addressing the Medfly issue. Carefully read each option and check the box next to your choice.
In the 'Potential Environmental Effects' section, provide any relevant observations or concerns you may have regarding human health, nontarget species, or environmental quality.
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How do I get rid of Mediterranean fruit flies?

At the present time there are two methods of effectively doing so: insecticide bait spray and the sterile insect technique. The insecticide bait spray consists of an organophosphorous insecticide plus a protein hydrolysate feeding attractant; this mixture is sprayed on the host trees.

What is the lifespan of a Mediterranean fruit fly?

The Fruit Fly Exclusion and Detection (FFED) program conducts a range of activities to ensure that non-native fruit fly species of economic importance do not become established within the United States and do not threaten U.S. agricultural production or trade.

What is the fastest way to get rid of fruit flies?

Adults can live for up to 2 months. The total time from egg to adult can vary from 5 weeks to 5 months, depending on temperature.