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Livestock record-keeping: Countryside Stewardship

Find out what livestock records Countryside Stewardship agreement holders need to keep.

From:
Rural Payments Agency, Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs, Forestry Commission and Natural England
Published
14 March 2016
Last updated
15 July 2019 — See all updates

Applies to England

Documents

Parcel level record-keeping template

MS Excel Spreadsheet, 61.2 KB

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Farm level record-keeping template

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Details

You need to keep livestock records if your agreement has options that have prescriptions relating to grazing management (including ‘do not graze’ or ‘exclude livestock’).

See the livestock record-keeping annex in the Mid Tier manual or Higher Tier manual to find out what records need to be kept.

You can keep your records using these forms or use your own record-keeping system if it includes the necessary information.

See the main Countryside Stewardship page for more information about the scheme.

Updates to this page

Published 14 March 2016
Last updated 15 July 2019 + show all updates

  1. Templates updated so they can continue to be used for agreements starting from 2020 onwards.

  2. New spreadsheets added for 2019

  3. Added livestock record-keeping forms and guidance

  4. First published.

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