CATDOLL : CATDOLL: How to write a certificate for applying for a beekeeping license (how to write a sample certificate for applying for a beekeeping license)

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

First, go to the Animal Husbandry Bureau window at the district or town government hall to get a form, get it stamped by the village chief, then get a certificate of beekeeping, then get it stamped by the town epidemic prevention station, and finally take it back to the government hall for stamping.

2. What materials are needed to confirm the beekeeping license in Changchun?

1. To apply for "Beekeeping Certificate Confirmation" in Changchun City, you need to bring the following materials:

1. Generally, the following documents are required: photos of bee colonies and beehives (paper and electronic versions: 1 original; 0 copies; original.)

2. In general, the applicant needs to provide: identity certificate of the applicant (paper: 1 original and 1 copy; check the original ID card and keep the copy.)

3. In general, you need to provide: Beekeeping Certificate Application Form (electronic version: 1 original; 0 copies; fill in according to the instructions.)

II. Fees for this matter:

No charge

3. Processing time limit

10 working days

3. How to apply for a beekeeping license in Zhejiang?

Beekeeping licenses are issued by the local county or city animal husbandry bureau. The state does not recognize beekeeping licenses issued privately by other individual beekeeping associations. When applying for a beekeeping license, you need to bring your personal health certificate, three photos of bees, three photos, and three copies of your ID card before you can apply for it at the local county or city animal husbandry bureau. Because the beekeeping license issued by the county or city animal husbandry bureau is valid for three years, it must be inspected annually after three years to be valid. If it is not inspected annually after three years, it will not be valid. Beekeeping licenses can be viewed on the national Internet. As those issued by individuals and beekeeping associations are not included in the national Internet, they are not very effective and can only prove that you are involved with the local beekeeping association.

As a beekeeping work permit, it is of great significance to us beekeepers in our beekeeping work, whether we are going out to the north and south to keep bees, or to keep bees in a fixed place. Because it is the only certificate and document that proves that we are beekeepers. Especially when we go out to keep bees and need to move bees, if we want to transport them by train, in addition to other documents, beekeeping permits are also indispensable. If you lack the beekeeping permit, you cannot handle the towing when you apply for train transportation. If you encounter troubles outside and need to deal with them, only the beekeeping permit can be the most effective and legal document at that time. Because it can check your real information on the Internet.

For example, beekeeping in a fixed place, because there is a legal site, it is also the only thing that can prove that you are a legal beekeeper in the local area when you are compensated for demolition, and you can get a higher compensation than those who do not have a beekeeping certificate. So the beekeeping certificate is not useless to us beekeepers, but it is very useful, and it does not cost any money to apply for it at the county or city animal husbandry bureau. Especially in some provinces and places in the country, the beekeeping support funds issued must hold a beekeeper certificate. If there is no beekeeping work certificate, the beekeeping subsidies and support funds issued by the county and city are simply not available. So the beekeeping certificate is the only legal document to protect our beekeepers. Because its application procedures are also very detailed. It is not as simple as going to the local beekeeping association to apply for a beekeeping certificate. It has no use value at all if you have to pay for it.

4. Do I need a beekeeping license to raise calabash bees?

It is best to apply for a beekeeping license when raising gourd bees! With a beekeeping license, you can reduce a lot of unnecessary troubles and losses.

In fact, we beekeepers do not understand the good intentions of the country, so we say the above words. The country requires each beekeeper to apply for a beekeeping license and a beekeeping business license as much as possible. The country is to protect the legitimate rights and interests of each of us beekeepers, so it proposes that each beekeeper should apply for a beekeeping license and a beekeeping business license.

Why is it said that obtaining a beekeeping license is to protect the legal rights and interests of us beekeepers?

Of course, for those who only raise three or two bee colonies, there is enough space in their homes for beehives. But if you raise dozens or even hundreds of beehives, can you put them in your home? It is impossible to put our beehives in the air. We must have a certain area, but where does this area come from? We must set aside an area from the collective, right?

Especially for those who raise Chinese bees in mountainous areas, if you do not have enough government-approved places, how can you raise hundreds of boxes of Chinese bees? Who will protect your legal rights? If you have a beekeeping license, the beekeeping business license will be protected by national laws.

However, if you do not have the legal approval procedures, will the collective approve the site for you? Just like other breeding industries such as raising pigs and sheep, you must have the above legal approval procedures before you have the legal right to use it. If you do not have the legal approval procedures, it is illegal to occupy it.

Hello, beekeepers! My explanation has completely cleared the beekeeping license for beekeepers. Is the beekeeping business license useful to us beekeepers? Especially for beekeepers who have moved to other places to keep bees, the beekeeping license is the legal document representing each of us beekeepers, and it is as important as the ID card.

The state does not charge any fees for beekeeping licenses and beekeeping business licenses. Only private beekeeping associations will charge beekeepers for beekeeping licenses for their own interests. However, the legal effect of the beekeeping licenses 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.

To apply for a beekeeping business license, you must obtain a land use certificate issued by the local government before you can apply for a beekeeping business license at the beekeeping license office. All the information is much more detailed than that of a beekeeping certificate. And it must be reviewed every year to be more legal.

The beekeeping license and beekeeping business license are issued by the state to protect the legitimate rights and interests of each of us beekeepers. The state does not charge us a penny from the beekeepers. This is a good policy of the state to enrich the people in the beekeeping business.

5. Regulations on the protection of Chinese bees?

Article 1 These Regulations are formulated in accordance with the relevant laws and regulations such as the Animal Husbandry Law of the People's Republic of China, the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China, and the Forest Law of the People's Republic of China, in order to protect the variety resources of the Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee in the Autonomous County and promote the healthy development of the traditional characteristic industry of the Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee in the Autonomous County.

Article 2 Organizations or individuals engaged in beekeeping activities within the administrative area of ​​the autonomous county shall abide by these regulations.

Article 3 The Changbai Mountain type of Chinese honeybees referred to in these Regulations refers to the Chinese honeybee species distributed in the Changbai Mountain area.

Article 4 The agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people’s government is responsible for the supervision and management of beekeeping activities.

The people's government of the autonomous county shall establish a joint conference system for the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee breed resources in Kuandian Manchu Autonomous County, which shall be composed of departments such as agriculture and rural affairs, public security, justice, transportation, forestry and grassland, market supervision and relevant township governments, to strengthen the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee breed resources.

Village committees and beekeeping organizations should cooperate with relevant departments to do a good job in protecting the Changbai Mountain type of Chinese honey bee species resources within their jurisdiction.

Article 5 The autonomous county people's government shall include the funds for the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honey bee breed resources into the fiscal budget at this level.

Article 6 The agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government shall formulate a protection and development plan for the species resources of the Changbai Mountain type Chinese honey bee and submit it to the autonomous county people's government for approval and implementation. The formulation of the plan shall involve the participation of relevant departments and experts, adhere to the principles of scientific planning and reasonable layout, comprehensively consider the distribution of nectar and pollen source plants and the carrying capacity of bee colonies, and scientifically determine the breeding scale and local distribution of the Changbai Mountain type Chinese honey bee.

Article 7 The People’s Government of the Autonomous County shall strengthen the publicity work on the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honey bee breed resources and release relevant information and policies and regulations in a timely manner.

Article 8 Beekeepers in autonomous counties shall register with the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government. Registered beekeepers can apply for a "beekeeping license" free of charge and enjoy priority in technical services.

The filing materials shall include the following:

(1) the name, address and beekeeping location of the beekeeper;

(2) Variety, quantity and source;

(3) Immunization, quarantine and disinfection status;

(4) Beekeeping production records.

The Beekeeping Certificate is valid for three years and will be re-verified by the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government after its expiration.

Article 9: Foreign beekeepers who enter the autonomous county to release bees must bring a beekeeping license and a certificate of epidemic prevention and quarantine in advance, and contact the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government to arrange a bee release site.

Beekeepers who keep bees from outside should obey the arrangements made by the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government regarding bee arranging sites, and shall not occupy bee arranging sites without authorization or forcibly or change the bee arranging sites at will.

Article 10 The People's Government of the Autonomous County shall establish the Kuandian Manchu Autonomous County Changbai Mountain-type Chinese Honeybee Breed Resource Conservation Area (hereinafter referred to as the Conservation Area) based on the bee breeds, distribution of nectar and pollen source plants, geographical location and other factors in each township within the administrative area. The scope includes Qingshangou Town, Niumaowu Town, Dachuantou Town, Banghai Town, Taipingshao Town, Budayuan Town, Xialuhe Korean Township, Zhenjiang Town, Daxicha Town, Hongshi Town, Yongdian Town, Guanshui Town, Shuangshanzi Town, and Bahechuan Town.

Signboards for the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honey bee species resources should be set up at major traffic intersections and important locations around the reserve.

Article 11 It is prohibited to introduce non-Changbai Mountain Chinese honey bees into the reserve, and no organization or individual may affect or interfere with the production order of the bee industry in the reserve. Western bee breeders in the original reserve are required to switch to Changbai Mountain Chinese honey bees or move out of the reserve within a specified period of time.

If Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honey bees are introduced into the nature reserve, they must undergo variety identification and epidemic prevention and quarantine by the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government, and can only be raised in the nature reserve after passing the inspection.

If a beekeeper in the nature reserve leaves the nature reserve and returns to release bees, he or she must undergo bee species identification and epidemic prevention and quarantine by the agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government. Only after passing the inspection can he or she be allowed to keep bees in the nature reserve.

Article 12 The forestry and grassland administrative department of the autonomous county people's government shall strengthen the protection and construction of forest resources, and strictly prohibit the indiscriminate felling of key nectar and pollen source tree species such as basswood and locust trees.

Afforestation is carried out in the protected area, and the planting of nectar and pollen source tree species is encouraged and promoted.

The people's governments of all townships and villagers' committees in the autonomous county should strengthen the protection of nectar and pollen source plants within their jurisdiction.

Article 13 The agricultural and rural affairs department of the autonomous county people's government shall strengthen the training of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee breeding and management techniques, popularize scientific beekeeping techniques, encourage and support the innovative development of the Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honeybee industry and the promotion and application of new technologies.

Article 14 Any unit, organization or individual engaged in agricultural, forestry, fruit trees, vegetables, medicinal materials and other production and operation activities within the protected area shall use low-toxic and environmentally friendly pesticides when applying pesticides during the peak flowering period to protect bees from harm.

Article 15 The autonomous county people's government encourages bee keepers to voluntarily organize themselves into economic organizations such as industry associations or professional cooperatives, carry out beekeeping activities in an orderly manner, and provide members with information, technology, training, guidance, consultation, epidemic prevention, quarantine and other services.

Article 16 The Autonomous County People’s Government shall commend and reward units or individuals who have made outstanding contributions to the protection of Changbai Mountain-type Chinese honey bee breed resources.

6. Interim Regulations on Beekeeping Management?

Chapter 1

Article 1 These Measures are formulated in accordance with the Animal Husbandry Law of the People's Republic of China, the Animal Epidemic Prevention Law of the People's Republic of China and other laws and regulations in order to regulate and support beekeeping activities, safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of beekeepers and promote the sustainable and healthy development of the beekeeping industry.

Article 2 Beekeeping activities carried out within the territory of the People's Republic of China shall comply with these Measures.

Article 3 The Ministry of Agriculture is responsible for the national beekeeping management.

The beekeeping administrative department of the local people’s government at or above the county level is responsible for the beekeeping management in its administrative area.

Article 4 Beekeeping administrative departments at all levels shall take measures to support the development of beekeeping, promote the scale, mechanization, standardization and intensification of the beekeeping industry, popularize bee pollination technology, and give full play to the role of the beekeeping industry in promoting agricultural production and quality, protecting the ecology and increasing farmers' income.

Article 5 Beekeepers may voluntarily establish industry associations and professional cooperative economic organizations in accordance with the law to provide information, technology, marketing, training and other services to members and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of members.

Beekeeping authorities at all levels should strengthen support, guidance and services to beekeeping industry organizations and professional cooperative economic organizations, and improve the level of organization and industrialization of the beekeeping industry.

Chapter 2 Production Management

Article 6 Agricultural administrative departments at all levels shall widely publicize the role of bees in increasing the yield and improving the quality of crops through pollination, and actively promote bee pollination technology.

The administrative departments of agriculture of local people's governments at or above the county level shall conduct investigations on nectar and pollen source plants within their jurisdictions and formulate measures for the protection and utilization of nectar and pollen source plants.

Article 7: Any bee breeding unit or individual shall obtain a "License for the Production and Operation of Breeding Livestock and Poultry" in accordance with the law. The bee breeding units for sale shall be accompanied by a quarantine certificate and a bee breeding certificate.

Article 8 Beekeepers may voluntarily register with the beekeeping authority of the county-level people's government and obtain a free "Beekeeping Certificate". They may enjoy technical training and other services with the "Beekeeping Certificate".

The Beekeeping Certificate is valid for three years and its format is uniformly formulated by the Ministry of Agriculture.

Article 9 Beekeepers shall produce in accordance with relevant national technical specifications and standards.

Beekeeping authorities at all levels should do a good job in beekeeping technical training and production guidance.

Article 10 Beekeepers shall abide by the "Law of the People's Republic of China on Agricultural Product Quality and Safety" and other relevant laws and regulations, and be responsible for the quality and safety of the bee products they produce.

Beekeepers should use production inputs correctly in accordance with relevant national regulations and must not add any substances to bee products.

Article 11 A registered beekeeper shall establish a breeding file and a beekeeping log, which shall state the following:

(1) species, quantity and source of bee colonies;

(2) Quarantine and disinfection status;

(3) The source, name, target, time and dosage of feed, veterinary drugs and other inputs;

(iv) Disease, death and harmless treatment of bee colonies;

(V) Production and sales of bee products.

Article 12 When beekeepers arrive at the nectar and pollen source plant planting area to release bees, they shall inform the village-level organizations or management units within 3,000 meters of the surrounding area. Organizations and units that receive the bee release notice shall promptly announce it in an appropriate manner. Units and individuals that plant nectar and pollen source plants in the bee release area shall avoid applying pesticides during the peak flowering period. If pesticides must be applied, they should be of low toxicity to bees.

Entities and individuals that plant nectar and pollen source plants shall inform the local area and beekeepers within 3,000 meters three days before applying pesticides. Entities and individuals that use aircraft to spray pesticides shall inform the operation area and beekeepers within 5,000 meters of the surrounding area five days before the operation to prevent harm to bees.

Beekeepers should inform each other and take timely safety precautions after receiving notification of pesticide application operations.

Article 13 Beekeeping administrative departments at all levels shall encourage and support beekeepers to establish long-term and stable purchase and sales relationships with bee product purchasing units and individuals, implement high-quality and high-price bee product and fair trade, and safeguard the legitimate rights and interests of beekeepers.

Chapter 3: Relocation of bees

Article 14 The beekeeping administrative department of the county-level people's government in the main nectar and pollen source areas shall, in conjunction with the beekeeping industry association, publish annually dynamic information on the distribution of nectar and pollen sources, bee release sites, bee carrying capacity, etc., publish contact telephone numbers, and assist bee releasers who move to other areas to arrange bee release sites.

Article 15 Beekeepers shall take their Beekeeping Certificate to the beekeeping authority or beekeeping industry association at the source of honey and pollen to arrange for a beekeeping site.

In principle, apiaries that are moved to other locations should be spaced at least 1,000 meters apart and maintain an appropriate distance from residential areas, roads, etc.

Those who move bees to other locations should obey site arrangements, not forcibly occupy the site, and should abide by local customs.

Article 16 Those who release bees in other places shall not release bees in areas such as bee genetic resource protection areas, seed conservation areas, and bee breeding isolation and mating areas of bee breeding farms established in accordance with the law by the beekeeping management department of the people's government at or above the provincial level.

Article 17 The competent department for beekeeping shall assist relevant departments and judicial organs in promptly handling cases of bee stealing, poisoning of bee colonies and other acts that damage beekeeping, bee-related transportation accidents and related disputes. When necessary, it may organize a technical appraisal of bee losses and issue a technical appraisal report at the request of the parties or the judicial organ.

Article 18 Except for the charges expressly stipulated by the state, beekeepers have the right to refuse any form of random charges, fines and levies, and report them to the relevant departments.

Chapter 4 Prevention and Control of Bee Colony Diseases

Article 19 Before bee colonies are shipped from their original locations and the farthest nectar and pollen sources, beekeepers must apply for quarantine at the local animal health supervision agency three days in advance. Only those who pass the quarantine can be shipped.

Article 20 When a beekeeper discovers that a bee colony is suffering from a bee disease that is subject to quarantine, he or she shall report it to the local veterinary authority, animal health supervision agency or animal disease prevention and control agency in accordance with the law, and isolate and prevent the spread of the epidemic on the spot.

It is prohibited to transfer, sell or produce bee products from uncured bee colonies.

Article 21 Beekeepers shall use veterinary drugs correctly, strictly control dosage, and implement a drug-withdrawal period system in accordance with relevant national regulations.

Article 22 The production, operation and use of beekeeping machinery and equipment such as nest foundations shall comply with national standards and relevant regulations.

It is prohibited to use materials that are harmful to bee colonies and contaminate bee products to make beekeeping equipment, or to add any drugs during the production process.

Chapter V Supplementary Provisions

Article 23 The bee products referred to in these Measures refer to the unprocessed honey, royal jelly, propolis, bee pollen, bee venom, beeswax, bee larvae, bee pupae, etc. produced by bee colonies.

Article 24 Anyone who violates the provisions of these Measures shall be punished in accordance with the relevant laws and administrative regulations.

Article 25 These Measures shall enter into force on February 1, 2012.