Dairy farm fraud clampdown in Netherlands

One in nine Dutch dairy farmers has been banned from selling or buying cattle because they are suspected of fiddling the books in order to get round the new strict rules in the Netherlands on manure and phosphate reduction.

Dairy farm fraud clampdown in Netherlands

By Stephen Cadogan

One in nine Dutch dairy farmers has been banned from selling or buying cattle because they are suspected of fiddling the books in order to get round the new strict rules in the Netherlands on manure and phosphate reduction.

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