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  •   Home > News > Law and Order

    An Invercargill livestock business has been fined almost 49-thousand-dollars after pleading guilty to leaving cattle grazing in mud

    An Invercargill livestock business has been fined almost 49-thousand-dollars after pleading guilty to leaving cattle grazing in mud


    FFPM Grazing Limited was prosecuted by the Ministry of Primary Industries last year.

    Hundreds of cows were involved, with 125 so stuck they couldn't walk.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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