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Collects general site information and current management, including habitat condition, historical and present grazing and stocking patterns, and any prior agri-environment funding. Requires proposed management objectives, stocking details, and grazing calendar inputs with LU/ha and seasonal ranges, plus monitoring where applicable.","Grazing Management Plan\nCASE NUMBER:\nCASE TITLE:\nDATE OF PLAN:\nPlease ensure you meet the option requirements and supplementary guidance for these options before completing your plan\nThis template is targeted to the following annual management options:\n•\tWetland Management\n•\tHabitat Mosaic Management\n•\tSpecies-rich Grassland Management\n•\tManagement of Buffer Areas for Fens and Lowland Bogs\n•\tTall-herb Vegetation Management\n•\tAncient Wood Pasture\n•\tHeath Management (Coastal, Serpentine & Special Interest)\nPlease refer to the option requirements and the supporting guidance for your option for details on what you should include.\nSection 1: General site information and current management\nPlease provide the following information where relevant:\n-\tthe habitat/s\n-\tcurrent condition of the habitat/s\n-\tprevious  and current management (including stocking levels and any seasonal grazing pattern)\n-\tany previous agri-environment funding obtained for your management\nSection 2:  Proposed management\nPlease provide information about your proposed management and what you plan to achieve.\nInclude stocking levels, the types of stock and any seasonal grazing patterns.\nGrazing calendar template:\nNotes for grazing calendar:\n1. Grazing period – we have allowed for a maximum of four ranges, but you can have any number of ranges up to that, e.g. you would only enter one grazing period if you only grazed between 1 July and 30 September.\n2. Number and type of stock – this can be stated as either a number or a range, using a prefix such as “up to”, “less than”, “over” or “between”, as appropriate.\n3. LU/ha – livestock units per hectare. Convert your livestock numbers into livestock units using the table at \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.gov.scot/Topics/farmingrural/Agriculture/grants/Schemes/LMCMS/Options/Info/LivestockInfo\" \u0014http://www.gov.scot/Topics/farmingrural/Agriculture/grants/Schemes/LMCMS/Options/Info/LivestockInfo\u0015\n4. 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