Nobody owns lands in any place of the USA. Yes you can buy and sell lands but you can loose it anytime the government wants too. ( to keep a land you need to have a Army to defend it )
Very Cool n Informative. Nice to Know that Florida is helpful towards its Beekeepers with lenient rules and regulations. Basic and easy to understand and comply.
Well I’m planning on beekeep in my house backyard I’m from Orlando. But my neighbors can’t go to my backyard without any permission or authorization because that’s will make him to disturb my privacy and you know what can happens after that.
Hi, Abel. This is a little out of our wheelhouse, given that we deal more with helping communicate the administrative aspects of beekeeping. So, we'd recommend contacting the Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences (FDACS) and its apiary department: www.fdacs.gov/Agriculture-Industry/Bees-Apiary/Apiary-Inspection. The Suncoast Beekeepers Association may also be of help: www.suncoastbeekeepers.org/. Other avenues of information that might be helpful: • FDACS pamphlet to BeeKeeping In Florida: www.fdacs.gov/content/download/74835/file/what_you_need_to_know_about_backyard_beekeeping_in_florida.pdf • UF/IFAS EDIS "Requeening a Beehive" publication: sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/agriculture/requeening-a-beehive/ Hope that helps!
In other words, Florida politicians tell you what you can, and can't, do on your own property. This isn't freedom, folks.
Nobody owns lands in any place of the USA. Yes you can buy and sell lands but you can loose it anytime the government wants too. ( to keep a land you need to have a Army to defend it )
Republican state, what can I tell you... its sad, but true.
Sort of like Women's bodies?
@@NapFloridian lol...Move to France, snowflake.
You'll have to register your garden as well...
Very Cool n Informative. Nice to Know that Florida is helpful towards its Beekeepers with lenient rules and regulations. Basic and easy to understand and comply.
Very informative video, thank you for posting.
I have a new place to visit on campus my next time up there. Fantastic.
Im in Polk and want to start keeping bees. I live near citrus groves and other fruit n veg, blue berries and strawberries, growers.
I’m in polk looking to do the same!!
I’m looking to bee-keep with a 2 and half acre of agricultural land this year.
Well I’m planning on beekeep in my house backyard I’m from Orlando. But my neighbors can’t go to my backyard without any permission or authorization because that’s will make him to disturb my privacy and you know what can happens after that.
Is it require to requeen a wild swarm even though is not aggressive?
Hi, Abel. This is a little out of our wheelhouse, given that we deal more with helping communicate the administrative aspects of beekeeping. So, we'd recommend contacting the Florida Dept. of Agriculture and Consumer Sciences (FDACS) and its apiary department: www.fdacs.gov/Agriculture-Industry/Bees-Apiary/Apiary-Inspection. The Suncoast Beekeepers Association may also be of help: www.suncoastbeekeepers.org/.
Other avenues of information that might be helpful:
• FDACS pamphlet to BeeKeeping In Florida: www.fdacs.gov/content/download/74835/file/what_you_need_to_know_about_backyard_beekeeping_in_florida.pdf
• UF/IFAS EDIS "Requeening a Beehive" publication: sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/agriculture/requeening-a-beehive/
Hope that helps!
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WOW over reach!!!
Sounds like communism.
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Is that what Tucker told you? Apparently you dont know what communism is.
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thats what I thought
Don’t tell me what to do with my property.
Florida is the worst state I've ever lived in concerning freedom. You cant do anything in this state between the state and county BS
I love Florida look at how amazing it is to live where I do. Its all a matter of perspective my friend.