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§ 4:6-5 — Inspection of apiaries raising queen bees for sale

New Jersey·Title 4 AGRICULTURE AND DOMESTIC ANIMALS
A person in this State engaged in the rearing of queen bees for sale shall have his apiary inspected at least twice during each summer and a person who shall fail to comply with this requirement shall be liable to a penalty of $200.00. The department shall inspect all such apiaries at least twice each season, when requested by the owner. Amended by L.1977, c. 159, s. 1, eff. July 14, 1977.

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§ 4:6-1
Definitions
§ 4:6-10
Type of hives required; seizure of other types as nuisances
§ 4:6-11
Compliance with orders; powers in case of noncompliance
§ 4:6-12
Keeping of infested bees; penalty
§ 4:6-13
Sale or removal of infested bees or materials; penalty
§ 4:6-14
Shipments of queen bees without certificate attached; penalty
§ 4:6-15
Requirements respecting importation of bees or used supplies; penalty
§ 4:6-16
Information as to number and location of colonies; penalty
§ 4:6-17
Penalty enforcement; hearing
§ 4:6-18
Right of entry to inspect; interference with officers
§ 4:6-19
Abandoned apiaries; written notice; steps to protect neighboring apiaries
§ 4:6-2
Study of outbreaks
§ 4:6-20
Rules and regulations
§ 4:6-21
Rules, regulations relative to preservation of honey bee colonies.
§ 4:6-22
Violations; penalties, use.
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