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Kim Skyrm1, Natasha Garcia-Andersen2, Mary Reed3
1Massachusetts Department of Agricultural Resources, 138 Memorial Avenue, Suite 42, West Springfield, MA 01089, USA.
Abstract:
Honey bee (Apis mellifera) health and hive transport are regulated by local apiary programs composed of apiary inspectors. Inspectors monitor and ensure the health of honey bees through field visits to apiaries where they inspect, identify, diagnose, and provide recommendations for the treatment of honey bee health issues. Laws and regulations pertaining to beekeeping and honey bee health are present in most states, territories, and provinces. Veterinarians are encouraged to establish a relationship with their local apiary inspector to further support beekeepers and the management of healthy honey bee colonies.
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