EA targets slurry breaches with more inspections

More than half of farms inspected last year by the Environment Agency (EA) were found to be in breach of slurry and silage permits, with the dairy sector being identified as the main offender, a new report has revealed.

Jane Thynne
Head of News and Business
clock • 1 min read
EA targets slurry breaches with more inspections

More than half of farms inspected last year by the Environment Agency (EA) were found to be in breach of slurry and silage permits, with the dairy sector being identified as the main offender, a new report...

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