Smallholder faces 10-year livestock ban after rotting pig and goat carcases found on land

A smallholder has been received a 10-year ban from keeping farmed livestock after Nottinghamshire County Council Trading Standards found rotting carcases of a pig and a goat on her land.

Hannah Binns
News Reporter
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Smallholder faces 10-year livestock ban after rotting pig and goat carcases found on land

A smallholder has been received a 10-year ban from keeping farmed livestock after Nottinghamshire County Council Trading Standards found rotting carcases of a pig and a goat on her land. The law states...

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