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Re: Banned in Utah / Alabama references
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M Bice <[log in to unmask]>
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Wed, 27 May 2015 18:28:10 -0500
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"Doesn't the state of Alabama prohibit the import of any bees?  Last I heard, trucks could drive through, but couldn't unload hives."



My understanding is that Alabama Section 2-14-5 restricts the importation of bees on the comb and used equipment, but package bees and new equipment is permitted. Just for reference, you can read the law here:


http://agi.alabama.gov/divisions/plant-protection/alabama-apiary-laws

M. Bice
Crater's Edge Farm

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