Which program is NOT part of the proposed report allocations by the secretary?

The proposed report allocations typically focus on specific areas crucial for maintaining agricultural health and efficiency. Pest eradication, nursery inspection, and fruit and vegetable quality control are all essential services that directly impact crop success and public health, as they address issues such as pests that can damage crops, the health of nurseries that supply plants, and the overall quality of fruits and vegetables for consumer safety.

In contrast, soil health improvement, while vital for long-term agricultural sustainability, may not be included in certain short-term allocations or reports aimed at immediate pest and quality control measures. Soil health initiatives often require broader, more extensive programs and funding that might not be in alignment with more immediate or specific activities categorized in the report. Thus, soil health improvement stands out as the program that is not typically part of the proposed report allocations by the secretary in this context.