Our neighbour uses our fields from time to time for grazing his sheep in return for harrowing/topping the thistles and nettles. Because his sheep just wander through the gate between our two fields (ie ours and the neighbours) we have not worried about transfer of details on the CPH register, but I can see that may well be an issue with the Cross Compliance regs if the sheep were on our fields when (if) we were inspected and there were sheep here that weren't logged on our CPH number.
Is he not covered by this?:
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/sheep-and-goat-keepers-how-to-report-animal-movements"You don’t need to tell ARAMS if the movement is to or from:
land bordering your holding with a different CPH number, where you send or receive animals from frequently, on foot and without contact with other livestock (find out how to record these moves in a holding register)"
https://www.gov.uk/guidance/sheep-and-goat-keepers-how-to-keep-a-holding-register"Frequent moves to or from neighbouring holdings or fields
If you move animals to an adjacent or nearby holding that doesn’t share your CPH there are fewer recording requirements, as long as the move meets all of the following conditions:
it’s frequent
it’s by foot
there is no contact with other livestock
Examples of such moves are regular moves to allow animals to graze in:
a neighbour’s field that shares a gate with yours
a field across a road
For these moves, you must use a ‘standing entry’ in the off-on movements section of your holding register to record:
that such a move takes place
the frequency of the move
the CPH numbers of the land the animals are moved from and to
You don’t need to record how many or which animals are moved."
Seems to suggest the record keeping is for the owner to make in their register only.