We are not requesting PCO 100% Grassfed” certification. “ List the livestock and/or livestock products requested for PCO 100% Grassfed” certification: “ Will your operation be: ☐ All 100% Grassfed” certified animals “PCO ☐ Some PCO 100% Grassfed” certified animals and some animals not certified as 100% Grassfed” (split operation) “ “PCO If managing a split operation, how do you identify certified and non-certified 100% Grassfed” livestock? “PCO you plan to transition a 100% Grassfed” herd? Yes No “PCO If yes, date transition started: If no, did you purchase a certified grassfed herd? Yes No If purchased, what is the source and who are they certified by? Do you raise replacement animals on farm for 100% Grassfed” certification? Yes No “PCO you purchase any replacement animals that are certified grassfed? Yes No If yes, give specific information on livestock purchased within the past 12 months: Please write the type of livestock purchased, their identification no./name, date of purchase, projected real birthing date, the purchase source and what agency certified them. Type of Livestock Identification Date of Purchase Projected or Real Purchase Source Certified No./Name Birthing Date Grassfed by What Agency? feed ration (if different than ration listed in 4): Same ration as described in Table 4 you feed: Milk (after weaning) Grain and grain by-products Corn kernels or corn kernel by-products Cake or meal feedstuffs Concentrates Food processing by-products or waste grain or corn allowed to mature past the vegetative (pre-grain/pre-boot) state you feed sprouted grains with the root portion attached? Yes No N/A do you ensure that pastures that contain grain or corn crops are not intentionally managed to allow grain or corn crops to mature past the vegetative (pre-grain/pre-boot) state? you board 100% Grassfed” certified livestock elsewhere? Yes No “PCO
We are not requesting “ PCO 100% Grassfed” certification. List the livestock and/or livestock products requested for “ PCO 100% Grassfed” certification: Will your operation be: ☐ All “PCO 100% Grassfed” certified animals ☐ Some “ PCO 100% Grassfed” certified animals and some animals not certified as “PCO 100% Grassfed” (split operation) If managing a split operation, how do you identify certified and non-certified “PCO 100% Grassfed” livestock? you plan to transition a “PCO 100% Grassfed” herd? Yes No If yes, date transition started: If no, did you purchase a certified grassfed herd? Yes No If purchased, what is the source and who are they certified by? Do you raise replacement animals on farm for “PCO 100% Grassfed” certification? Yes No you purchase any replacement animals that are certified grassfed? Yes No If yes, give specific information on livestock purchased within the past 12 months: Please write the type of livestock purchased, their identification no./name, date of purchase, projected real birthing date, the purchase source and what agency certified them. Type of Livestock Identification No./Name Date of Purchase Projected or Real Birthing Date Purchase Source Certified Grassfed by What Agency? feed ration (if different than ration listed in 4): Same ration as described in Table 4 you feed: Milk (after weaning) Grain and grain by-products Corn kernels or corn kernel by-products Cake or meal feedstuffs Concentrates Food processing by-products or waste grain or corn allowed to mature past the vegetative (pre-grain/pre-boot) state you feed sprouted grains with the root portion attached? Yes No N/A do you ensure that pastures that contain grain or corn crops are not intentionally managed to allow grain or corn crops to mature past the vegetative (pre-grain/pre-boot) state? you board “PCO 100% Grassfed” certified livestock elsewhere? Yes No