1. Infrastructure Maintenance: Required when the land includes significant infrastructure like fencing, water systems, or buildings that need maintenance arrangements

2. Additional Services: Used when the landowner provides extra services such as emergency animal care or supplementary feeding

3. Shared Usage Rights: Needed when other parties have rights to use the land (e.g., hunting rights, public access paths)

4. Nature Conservation Measures: Required when the land is subject to specific environmental protections or conservation programs

5. Fertilizer Management: Necessary when specific requirements exist for managing animal waste and fertilizer use

6. Supplementary Feeding: Include when arrangements for additional feeding need to be specified

7. Emergency Protocols: Required when specific procedures for emergencies (animal health, weather events) need to be detailed

1. Schedule 1 - Plan of Licensed Area: Maps and detailed description of the grazing area including boundaries and access points

2. Schedule 2 - Permitted Livestock: Details of allowed animal types, numbers, and any seasonal variations

3. Schedule 3 - Fee Schedule: Detailed breakdown of fees and payment terms

4. Schedule 4 - Infrastructure Inventory: List and condition of existing infrastructure included in the license

5. Schedule 5 - Maintenance Requirements: Specific maintenance obligations and standards

6. Schedule 6 - Environmental Management Plan: Detailed requirements for environmental protection and conservation

7. Schedule 7 - Contact Details: List of key contacts for both parties including emergency contacts