19-13-1 Short title
19-13-2 Definitions
19-13-3 Commissioner’s powers and duties; rule-making authority; apiary education; cooperation with governmental agencies; seizure of infected bees and bee equipment
19-13-4 Registration of bees; identification of apiaries; limitation on liability
19-13-5 Right of entry; apiary inspections; quarantines
19-13-6 Abandoned apiaries and equipment; notice
19-13-7 Bees brought into state to carry inspection certificate; commissioner to be notified; interstate movement of bees
19-13-9 Candy for mailing cages
19-13-11 Penalties for violations of article; rules
19-13-12 Severability
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Terms Used In West Virginia Code > Chapter 19 > Article 13 - Inspection and Protection of Agriculture

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