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KEEPER OF THE FLOCKS HOW TO
KEEPER OF THE FLOCKS REGISTRATION

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the Scottish Environment Protection Agency ( SEPA).

the Environment Agency (if you farm in England).

If your premises can hold more than 40,000 birds, you may need to apply for a PPC permit. Pollution prevention and control ( PPC) permits To receive email and text alerts for other exotic notifiable diseases register with the APHA alerts service. You do not need to sign up to receive disease alerts for notifiable poultry diseases if you are registered on the GB poultry register. Lines are open 8:30am to 5:00pm Monday to Friday. If you need help completing the forms, telephone the Great Britain ( GB) Poultry Register helpline on 08.

details of the bird you keep (species, number, and what you keep them for).

your contact details and contact details for the person or company that owns or rents your site.

you’ll help prevent the spread of disease and protect the national poultry flock.

APHA will be able to contact you if there’s a disease outbreak (such as bird flu) in your area.

The Animal and Plant Health Agency ( APHA) encourages you to register even if you do not have to by law. You can choose to register fewer than 50 birds, or birds you keep as pets.

a list of other livestock you keep on the site.

details of any businesses you supply with your poultry.

how many birds of each species you usually keep each month (your stocking arrangements).

details of the birds you keep and how you farm them (species, number you usually keep, what you keep them for, your farming system).

KEEPER OF THE FLOCKS HOW TO

your site’s location and county parish holding ( CPH) number - (find out how to get a permanent CPH number in England, Scotland and Wales).your contact details and details of the person or company that owns or rents your site.You’ll need this information to complete the form: birds for: the consumption of meat and eggs other commercial purposes restocking game birds or breeding for these 3 purposes.flocks made up of different species, such as chickens, ducks or geese.

50 or more birds captive for any period of time.You’re breaking the law if you do not register.

KEEPER OF THE FLOCKS REGISTRATION

You must register using the compulsory registration form within one month of keeping 50 or more birds on your premises. You’re a poultry keeper if you’re in charge of the day-to-day care of: In this guide poultry includes game birds. If possible, send your application by email to Alternatively, you can call us on 03000 200 301 and apply over the phone.Īpply in advance to avoid delay – APHA is dealing with a high volume of applications.