Mandatory Poultry Registration changes for England, Scotland & Wales 2024
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- Опубликовано: 19 мар 2024
- On the 19th March 2024 the UKs Governments Department for the Environment, Farming and Rural Affairs (DEFRA) announced that that a mandatory scheme of registration will come into effect later in the year for all poultry keepers in England, Scotland and Wales. That means if you have one chicken, or one duck, you'll be legally required to register.
This is a big change to the requirements in the UK for poultry keepers and this video explains what has been announced so far and the dates the new arrangements will come into effect.
To read the DEFRA announcement follow this link:
www.gov.uk/government/news/ne....
Subscribe to our channel and as soon as we have details of the how to register, we will make another announcement with the details. 
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Simply do not Comply.
Agreed!!!
What a useless waste of money. I will not be complying with my five little bantams.
GOOD FOR YOU we need more people like you!
Soon, they'll require our Parakeets and Cockatiels to be registered. JUST SAY NO!
First comes registry, then it's permits, then it's mandatory injections, then it's restrictions, then its bans.
@@misc_channels-po6rh Then it's "get on the train, NOW! You're going to a FEMA camp buddy!"
No one needs to follow anything.
Bear in mind there exists no signed contract between yourself and the government where you have formally accepted their offer of governance and signed a piece of paper to agree.
An act of parliament has to be entered into voluntarily it's not a legal requirement that you follow it
eiy try telling them that when they're booting your door in
@@user-dt5fp1xp5e Yep. It's coming. When is the UK going to start a REAL militia? I guess when the sleeping people of the world do. We have none in the states but I see one coming if the current, fake, powers that [shouldn't] be continues its tyranny.
More government control of food
Yup
Tell them to flock off
Baddum 🥁
They can get screwed!! Not a chance
The penalties for complying will be higher than non compliance in the long run
That's a decision people need to make for themselves. The current regime for larger flocks has some large fines and even imprisonment, but we don't know what this will look like
Well put
Wow! How Orwellian
It certainly can feel that way
@@EnglishCountryLife Well my birds haven't asked me to register them so I will not unless they tell me to.
Europeans always brag that they know world history better than Americans; apparently not. And YES, the penalties have been announced -- thousands of pounds and PRISON TIME. I guess you need to read your OWN history again. What did you send some countrymen in chains to Australia for? That's right, not registering their poultry; look it up.
Pol Pot would approve.
They hate self sufficiency
It seems that way
What's the betting that you wont be able to buy or sell a chicken without notifying the government. A bit like the shotgun licence?
Given we are breeders would we need a dealer's licence? 😁
Well that comes as no surprise,whenever they ask for your opinions like they did you can bet your last layers pellet they're going to do it anyway. Just another step to making producing your own food more difficult and eventually it will be illegal. Sound ridiculous ? Maybe,but who would have thought they would ever try to stop farmers growing food?
I confess I did wonder whether they would listen to consultation feedback
Soon we will be registering the food we grow in our gardens and we’ll have to have visits from an agronomist to tell us what we can plant and where. Absolutely ridiculous. 🤦🏼♀️
I believe they do a consultation to see how many will be up in arms about it. If the number is few, they go ahead.
Some homesteaders in the US told of a voluntary scheme, encouraging smallholders/ homesteaders to register their gardens. They advised listeners not to comply - this was not long after the government issued advice that they could take equipment for use in an emergency should that be required. However, a third party registered that homesteader's garden without their knowledge or permission in an act of malice, rendering them vulnerable. @@hw476
The EU already tried to make heirloom seeds illegal back in 2014 i think it lead to changing seed laws for selling-seeds …. But originally they actually wanted people to register plants they buy with the council and collecting your seeds to re grow them was going to be completely illegal… I actually couldn’t believe it i havnt kept up with it all but in some places in France i heard they have a veggie garden tax …. This is the kind of fascist behaviour we where supposed to have been liberated from its disgusting in my opinion … the law was actually written so it could be re visiting at a later date to enforce and given the current legislation clamping down on farmers across the EU and our alignment with it in the UK i dont hold much hope for the future
Or just, you know, ignore them and their authoratarial control obsession. Westminster doesn't work. Annibyniaeth Cymru!
DO NOT COMPLY PLEASE USE YOUR POWER AND COMMON SENSE! CITIZENS NEED TO START STANDING UP NOW.
Does this new ‘down to one bird’ rule apply to all birds?
That is to say; do we need to register a single budgerigar or pet crippled starling, or does this just apply to commercially kept birds such as chickens, geese, emu’s and pheasants.
On that note; what about the 7 million pheasants, set free to be shot by sadists each year, how does their sickeningly sad existence and ultimate uncontrolled release, to spread whatever they have to share with the wider environment, fit into the equation?
Thank you😊👍
It appears from the Defra website that caged birds like budgerigars are exempt. Game birds aren't specifically mentioned so we will need to await details
You don't have to tell the state you have some chickens. It's absurd. Ignore all these overreaching laws, or they will just just keep making more.
This is happening all across the west. Little chips at your ability to be independent and be able to feed yourself. Combine that with the war on independent small farms. It looks like an attempt at Dekulakisation (a war on small farmers) perpetrated by Stalin in the Soviet Union.
Exactly. History is repeating which means orchestrated famine and death like what took place in the Soviet Union.
They'll get a shock when I declare my Hippogriff!
Buckbeak!
Annual renewal, ah, money money money! Just how do they propose to police this! The poultry police!
My sheep renewal doesn't cost anything.
How it will be monitored and enforced was the very thing we asked in the consultation. There was little to none here in the last "flockdown"
@@dww6 yet.
Mine are not Chickens they identify as Hippos so dont misgender them.
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Thank you for this, I just found out this news from your video.
Happy we could help. We know a lot of people aren't happy, but at least they know
Thanks for this! I couldn't find the info I was looking for.
Glad it helped
Here in Republic of Ireland registration for any amount of poultry has been in place for years ( at least since I've been here 2012) It's free to register & we've only had to do it the once. No one checks on wether we have more or less each year. Occasionally they will send information on lock down (bird flu) precautions. I expect your new setup will be a lot better monitored.
That's really interesting Val - thank you
Same in north of Ireland. We must be registered and have a flock number.
And we get a form, annually, to update any changes in number of birds
Northern Ireland it has been law to register your birds even just one. Been like this for years. No one has ever been prosecuted tho. I kept chickens for ten years unregistered until the department inspector told me he would send me the registration form when he visited about another matter. He never did send the form. So it’s pretty lax.
@@saabsonsan Good to know - thank you
Just don't comply! We all need to stop the gov't overreach and it may as well begin with this stupid mandate. Just say NO! I live in the states near the first Colony, Williamsburg and we have no such law but stupid things seem to creep across the pond so please, make this new overreach FAIL. By the way, what a beautiful run of hens you have! Fat and happy! Gorgeous!
I'd 100% go to jail for this to prove how ridiculous it is.
Thanks Fiona. I passed the information on to my daughter this morning having seen your facebook post. She has three or four chickens and was unaware of the need to register them so will look into it.
She doesn't need to register yet Dave but will have to when this becomes law
Jack Hargreaves would turn in his grave at this....Do not comply!
Thanks Fiona😊
You’re welcome 😊
I see very many people running a FOWL of this mandate.
Does this include smaller poultry such as quail and pigeon, even if they are for personal consumption?
It does indeed
When is a bird a pet? Surely bird numbers go up and down? Is this about animal welfare or control of food?
i've got a pigeon and two sparrows in my garden, do I have to register these birds????
Good luck from the US, hoping our government doesn't do the same.
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They can try...
@@perspectiveiseverything1694 we have more room to hide ours lol
I saw some title like this on Doug And Stacey’s channel in the USA.
To get already have. States are prosecuting organic farms
Thank you for letting us know this law is abhorrent at best 😞
Very contentious indeed! Happy to see the cast is gone & the boot is on.
Thanks Karen ☺️. Still a long, painful way to go, but it's progress!
First comes registry, then it's permits, then it's mandatory vaccinations, then it's restrictions, then its bans. You know their game.
Look at you in your new BOOT!!! One step, pun intended, closer!
Thank you - it's a long journey!
No, no and hell no
Bonkers
I can understand the motivation but it's not clear how it can be made to work in practice. It won't be cheap.
Problem is some people are extremely worried about credit ratings if you have a mortgage your screwed if you get a fine ..
I agree and it's not just a credit rating. A criminal conviction can affect everything from employment to firearms certificate applications. That's why we have been so meticulous
Hi Fiona
What happens if one of your chickens dies do you have to inform DEFRA and how do you know what it's died of?
The details have yet to be published Beverley but on the current scheme, you just have to tell them the largest number that you plan to keep
As an outsider I’m curious what’s the purpose of the registration? Disease control?
Just so. It means in a disease outbreak they know who to notify and which premises to monitor
Its about total monitoring control of every aspect of society. It has nothig to do with disease. What has an individual with a couple of chickens got to do with massive checken farms etc?
No. Just control.
Because ALL the media outlets are not sufficient to inform the public... bureaucrats NEED *personal* names, numbers, addys, breeds, counts, & their specific LOCATION on your property. 😳🤨
Doesn't sound intrusive at all.🙄
That is what they will tell you but the bigger picture is for the WHO pandemic treaty, they're just testing it on birdkeepers to see how compliant we are to their crap.
Well, I think we all knew it was coming - Do you know if it's going to cover quail, or budgies and the like yet?
Thanks for keeping us info :)
The news briefing says "The new rules cover owners of backyard flocks, birds of prey and pigeon fanciers, but do not affect caged pet birds (excluding any poultry species) kept entirely inside a domestic dwelling, such as a parrot, canary or budgie, which never leaves the property other than to visit a vet or another short-term period." That would imply it covers quail but not budgies kept in a residential home
@@EnglishCountryLife pick a policy, any policy, of any party. They don't know how to implament it, can't fathom how to fund it - but suddenly they can organise this one - amazing ....
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Nobody complied last time they tried this so they can shove it.
As an Indian, it always horrifies me to see the amount of tyranny and oppression the EU absolutely LOVES to hand out to native European citizens. I hope the rebellions are massive against this new law by the EU regime.
Sadly Vincent this has nothing to do with the EU, we left that years ago!
@@EnglishCountryLife yes i realise that. However, it effectively still remains part of the EU - suffering the same tyranny and the same anti-European policies as the rest of Europe even after Brexit. As I see it, the biggest enemies of Europeans today are their very politicians.
Why???
Agenda 21 to control the food supply and starve societies.
You will own nothing, and be happy
I don’t reside in the UK but if I were a chicken flock owner there, I’d be wasting no time getting myself a rooster and an incubator to self-perpetuate my flock. Also joining a small, clandestine chicken owner group with whom to barter. Basically, minimize the exposure of your homesteading activities to the greatest extent possible. I’d also ignore invasive, totalitarian rules promulgated by those who may have less-than-honorable or even wicked, intensions. Furthermore, I’d forgive them and wish them good luck on their day of judgement. They may very well need it.
Too bad it isn’t possible to teach those rooster to mind their crowing. The person who figures out how breed roosters that don’t crow may have a lucrative future. Good luck there.
When you say "an" incubator.....
@@EnglishCountryLife An incubator to hatch fertile eggs. I have a small flock and I’ve not even one broody hen by which to naturally hatch a clutch of eggs. Therefore, I must attempt to hatch eggs in a small incubator. I suppose this is quite unnecessary if you have one or more broody hens.
@@cuicasqueeka3738 Sorry my attempt at humour - we have several in sizes from 7 egg up to 56 eggs 🙂
Broody hen tendencies are mostly genetic. Our Buff Orpingtons are bred for it (some raise two clutches a year) but most modern breeds have had broodiness bred out
@@EnglishCountryLife that is a sufficient amount then. I suspect your flock is rather large. I have two buff Orpington hens but neither have shown bloodiness, at least not yet. They are both nearly one year old.
@@cuicasqueeka3738 We breed our bloodline for broody tendencies. Last year all our hens brooded once and about a third twice. Average brood was 14. We were knee deep in chicks 😊
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No to police state
They want to eliminate eggs as food. They contain sulfur which depleats graphene
Government legislation applies to person. We are living breathing human beings. Not person. View law dictionary for definition. Want more info youtube. Meet your strawman.
Organized famine
Or "cover my ass" incompetence?
Fascism
Just how much will you all take before you collectively stand up and say no.? Where are the men? Take back your country you are running out of time.
Communism at work