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    • Tools
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    • What Size Boxes Should I Use?
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    • Bee Sources
    • It’s the Law!
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It’s the Law!

It's the Law!

Beekeeping is not a closely regulated business. But there are some state regulations you should be aware of:

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MASSACHUSETTS:

Apiary Inspection Service

Apiary Inspection Regulation (PDF)

Frequently Asked Questions

Read the MGL code – see Part I, Title XIX, Chapter 128, Sections 32-38

CONNECTICUT:

General Information

Laws and Regulations

Publications and Resources

Honey Bee Registration Form (PDF)

Save the bees

One-third of American food is directly or indirectly derived from honey bee pollination. Some crops pollinated are cucumbers, almonds, carrot seed, melons, apricots, cherries, pears, apples, prunes, plums, seed alfalfa, cantaloupe, seed onions, avocados, kiwi, blueberries, and cranberries.
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