Get Report Of Sheep And Goat Movement Made Under A General Licence (AML1 Form)

a market. some abattoirs. some local authorities.

Your register should be retained for three years after the last animal in it has left the holding and should be available on request to an inspector. Sheep and goats kept past 12 months of age must have two identifiers, both with the same individual ID number.

You must keep the register for 3 years after the last animal in it has left the holding.

You'll be able to correct any wrong information that's recorded. You must keep the register for 3 years after the last animal in it has left the holding. You must make it available to an inspector if asked.

Your register should be retained for three years after the last animal in it has left the holding and should be available on request to an inspector. Sheep and goats kept past 12 months of age must have two identifiers, both with the same individual ID number.

Ten mile distance rule for all species A 10 mile maximum distance rule now applies to holdings for all livestock species. This replaces the 5 mile rule that applied to holdings for sheep and goats.

If you think a crime has taken place e.g. sheep worrying, livestock theft, fox hunting - you should report it to the police online or by calling 101 if it's a non-emergency.

address the animals are sent from. details of the haulier moving the animals. address the animals are sent to. total number of animals moved.

As a sheep keeper you must obtain and keep updated your Holding Register, which includes your holding details, tag replacements, all sheep and goat movements on and off your holding, date of identification and deaths, annual count of animals on your holding as on 1 December each year, individual records of sheep and ...

The ARAMS system went live on 1st April 2014 allowing farmers to report their sheep / goat / deer movements electronically if they wish. User Guides, for each of the web portals, are also available under the 'Guidance' tab.

Before moving sheep to your holding If you want to keep sheep you will first require a CPH number, which identifies the land where they will be kept. To apply for a CPH number you need to contact the Rural Payments Agency (RPA) customer registration helpline on 03000 200301.

You'll be able to correct any wrong information that's recorded. You must keep the register for 3 years after the last animal in it has left the holding. You must make it available to an inspector if asked.