CATDOLL : CATDOLL: What procedures are required to raise bees? (What procedures are required to raise bees?)

1. How to apply for a beekeeping license in 2020?

1. The breeder needs to write a certificate of bee breeding, which should include the breeder's name, ID number, contact number, township, village, group, and the number of beehives currently raised.

2. Take the breeding certificate to the village and township to get it stamped.

3. Bring the stamped certificate and two one-inch photos of the breeder to the County Animal Husbandry and Fisheries Bureau to fill out the bee breeding application form.

2. Do I need an animal quarantine certificate to raise bees?

Bee breeding belongs to livestock and poultry breeding. Bee breeding requires an "Animal Epidemic Prevention Certificate". The establishment of an animal farm must also comply with the animal epidemic prevention conditions stipulated by the national veterinary authorities and apply for an animal epidemic prevention conditions certificate from the county-level Animal Husbandry and Food Bureau.

1. The site selection must comply with the local animal husbandry development plan. Therefore, after you determine the address for the farm, you must report it to the local animal husbandry and land management departments. After approval, you can start construction.

2. If the farm is large, it will need to go to the local environmental protection department to apply for the corresponding environmental impact assessment opinion according to regulations. If it is small, no environmental impact assessment is required.

The conditions required for applying for the animal epidemic prevention certificate are:

1. The location of fixed-site bee farms should be kept at a certain distance from residential areas, schools, hospitals and other public places, as well as sewage treatment plants and pesticide plants that pose a potential threat to bees, and must also comply with the standards set by the veterinary authorities of the State Council.

2. The distance between fixed-site apiaries should be maintained at more than 2.5 km, and the distance between apiaries that are moved to other locations should, in principle, be more than 1 km (Article 15 of the "Beekeeping Management Measures (Trial)").

3. What certificates are needed for hornet breeding?

Business license and tax registration certificate.

It should be noted that the selection of bee farms must comply with the local animal husbandry development plan, and then be registered and reported to the local management department.

In addition, if the scale of the farm is relatively large, it is necessary to go to the local environmental protection department to obtain corresponding environmental protection opinions. If it is small, this step is not required.

In addition, you also need to apply for an animal epidemic prevention qualification certificate from the Animal Husbandry and Food Bureau.

4. Do I need a license to keep bees?

To raise bees, you need to apply for a beekeeping license. As a country, every beekeeper should apply for a beekeeping license and a beekeeping business license. The country is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of every beekeeper, so it proposes that every beekeeper should apply for a beekeeping license and a beekeeping business license. Especially for those friends who raise Chinese bees in mountainous areas, if you do not have enough government-legal approval places, how can you raise hundreds of boxes of Chinese bees? Who will protect your legitimate rights and interests? If you have a beekeeping license, the beekeeping business license will be protected by national laws.

5. What documents are needed for beekeeping?

Beekeeping requires a beekeeping license and a beekeeping business license.

The state does not charge any fees for beekeeping certificates and beekeeping business licenses. Only private beekeeping associations will charge beekeepers for beekeeping certificates for their own interests. However, the legal effect of the beekeeping certificates they issue is very low, and sometimes they do not even have certain legal benefits.

For example, to apply for a beekeeping license from the National Animal Husbandry Bureau, you must have a health certificate, three photos of yourself operating the beekeeping business, a copy of your ID card, a certificate from the local government, and other formalities before you can apply. And it is reviewed every three years. As a beekeeping license issued by the local government animal husbandry bureau, you can check your complete information on the national Internet.

6. What are the procedures for beekeeping? What is the process for applying for a beekeeping license?

1 Beekeeping requires some procedures and certificates. 2 First, you need to go to the local agricultural department to apply for beekeeping qualifications and submit relevant materials, such as ID card, land certificate, etc. 3 After review, you can get a beekeeping license and keep bees in the designated area according to regulations. 4 In addition, you also need to comply with relevant laws and regulations, such as protecting wild bees and prohibiting the use of banned pesticides. 5 If you want to carry out commercial operations of beekeeping, you also need to conduct relevant market research, product development, and other work, as well as handle relevant industrial and commercial registration, tax registration and other procedures.

7. Do individuals need to apply for a license to keep bees?

In my country, currently, individuals do not need to apply for a license to keep bees. Because beekeeping is also a special breeding. In rural areas, most of them are kept in a fixed place by one household, and the scale of breeding is not large. Generally, one family raises three or five groups. Therefore, there is no need to apply for a breeding license.

Although beekeeping does not require a license, it is not allowed to be kept in public places at will.

8. What procedures are required for roadside beekeeping?

There is no need for any formalities to keep bees on the roadside. This is a state-supported project that is good for nature and does not require any formalities.