Okla. Stat. tit. 2, § 2-3-106
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Sales and transport of apiaries, equipment, bees, or
Official statutory text
hives.
A. A person shall not sell or offer for sale any apiary, apiary
equipment, bee, or hive in this state unless free of bee diseases or
pests.
B. Any apiary, apiary equipment, bee, or hive shipped or
transported interstate shall be accompanied with a certificate of
inspection issued by the state of origin.
C. Any person moving or transporting colonies into, within, or
through the State of Oklahoma shall secure the colonies in a manner
that prevents the escape of bees.
D. Honey or honey products used in shipping cages for the
transport or movement of bees shall be boiled for at least thirty
(30) minutes.
A. A person shall not sell or offer for sale any apiary, apiary
equipment, bee, or hive in this state unless free of bee diseases or
pests.
B. Any apiary, apiary equipment, bee, or hive shipped or
transported interstate shall be accompanied with a certificate of
inspection issued by the state of origin.
C. Any person moving or transporting colonies into, within, or
through the State of Oklahoma shall secure the colonies in a manner
that prevents the escape of bees.
D. Honey or honey products used in shipping cages for the
transport or movement of bees shall be boiled for at least thirty
(30) minutes.
Status: in_force · Read it on the official government site
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