Southland's FFPM Grazing fined for 'appalling' conditions

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A Southland grazing company has been fined for allowing cattle to exist in "appalling" muddy conditions. Photo: MPI Hundreds of cows left to forage in knee-deep cold mud, including one left to die, has led to fines of more than $48,000 for the grazing management company responsible.

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