§ 4:6-1 Definitions
§ 4:6-2 Study of outbreaks
§ 4:6-3 Infested colonies or apparatus as nuisance
§ 4:6-4 Investigation of apiaries
§ 4:6-5 Inspection of apiaries raising queen bees for sale
§ 4:6-6 Certification of apiaries raising queen bees for sale
§ 4:6-7 Notice to owner of diseased apiary
§ 4:6-8 Contents of notice and order for treatment
§ 4:6-9 Quarantine provision included in notice and order
§ 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
§ 4:6-20 Rules and regulations
§ 4:6-21 Rules, regulations relative to preservation of honey bee colonies
§ 4:6-22 Violations; penalties, use
§ 4:6-23 Penalty for destruction of man-made native bee hive; definitions
§ 4:6-24 Regulation of breeding, keeping of honey bees
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Terms Used In New Jersey Statutes > Title 4 > Chapter 6 - Diseases of Bees

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