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Federal Indemnity Program
"An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure”—or. to a beekeeper, many pounds of honey, and possibly his grocery money as well.
But in cases of accidental pesticide bee kills (as determined by state inspection, a beekeeper may qualify for payments under a federal indemnity program.
Tom Taylor, Rappahannock's County Executive Director, said that since its inception in 1970, the Beekeeperss Indemnity Program has made payments totalling $34 million in 48 states. Current rates of reimbursement are $22.50 per colony destroyed, $15.00 per colony severely damaged. $7.50 per colony moderately damaged, and $7.50 per
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