Beef farmer fined $22,000 for biosecurity breach
A Rangiriri farmer has been fined $22,000 for running a high-risk biosecurity operation involving over 600 animals.
A beef farmer in Rangiriri has been penalised for serious biosecurity non-compliance. The operation involved more than 600 animals and was deemed a high-risk biosecurity concern.
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Beef farmer fined $22,000 over ‘high biosecurity risk operation’
The Rangiriri farmer’s non-compliance involved more than 600 animals.