Carbon Credits (Carbon Farming Initiative—Beef Cattle Herd Management) Methodology Determination 2015
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29 Records that must be kept for purchased feed
(1) This section applies if:
(a) the project activity is a dietary change for the herd or for a livestock class; and
(b) some or all of the supplementary feed for the dietary change was purchased.
(2) If the feed was purchased from a commercial feed supplier, the project proponent must keep a commodity vendor declaration form, fodder declaration form, or equivalent specifying the crude protein and dry matter digestibility of the purchased feed.
(3) If the feed was purchased from a person who is not a commercial feed supplier, the project proponent must keep a purchase invoice describing the purchased feed.
Note: Examples of descriptions for the purposes of subsection (3) include hay, silage and dried distillers grain.
Division 4—Monitoring requirements
Note: Part 17 of the Rule sets out record‑keeping requirements that relate to showing that monitoring requirements for the project are being complied with, and to collection of data while monitoring the project.