Apiary registration

Michigan apiary registration

Michigan has no state apiary registration. Below is what the record says, where it is written and who to call, as verified on September 4, 2026.

Requirement
No registration
When it is due

n/a

Fee
n/a
Law
Michigan Apiary Law, Act 412 of 1976 (no registration provision)
Agency

Notes

'There is no apiary registration requirement for apiaries in Michigan.' Voluntary BeeCheck; MDARD inspects on request for out-of-state health certificates.

Sources

How this was checked

Verified on September 4, 2026. Confidence: high.

All states: apiary registration by state

Questions beekeepers ask

Do I have to register bees in Michigan?

No. Michigan has no apiary registration on file.

When is Michigan registration due?

There is nothing to renew: Michigan has no registration.

What does registration cost in Michigan?

Not applicable: there is no registration in Michigan.

Who do I contact in Michigan?

The agency page is michigan.gov; no phone is on file, so use the contact page on the agency site. For a suspected disease, a pesticide kill or a question about a treatment, ask for the state apiary inspector.

Where is this written?

Law on file: Michigan Apiary Law, Act 412 of 1976 (no registration provision). Sources checked: static1.squarespace.com.

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