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summayah
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 Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:36 pm Post subject: Defra registration yes or no? |
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There was a post on another forum, by someone who had over 50 chickens. He contacted Defra to get one of their forms to fill in and be registered as required. He was told that he didn't have to register.....why?...........because he kept his chickens in 2 different locations. I believe he has some in his back garden and others on an allotment.
I just thought was interesting |
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milkmaid
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Location: isle of lewis
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that's strange because it's one of the questions on the form 
they also want to know if you've got any grandparents to the chickens that you have now ,i have to reg well over 50 birds and i want to be able to give away a cockeral or sell a few eggs to the nieghbours ,we where drowning in them last week ,
i just like the breeds forgot about the eggs  
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summayah
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"....i just like the breeds forgot about the eggs"
That sounds vaguely familiar! |
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milkmaid
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debcat
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| Posted: Fri Feb 17, 2006 11:58 pm Post subject: |
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we have 60+ hens plus ducks and geese and a turkey
If I was just counting mine I could get it under 50
The girls all have their own birds
in DEFRA terms they are all lumped together under my name
I did my registration form on line, got an email confirming they had recieved it but had nothing since |
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