Portugal’s pig farmers are fully aware of the problems their porkers create, with the resulting effluent having an uncanny way of finding its way into the country’s rivers and over-powering waste water treatment plants.
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Farmers well-aware of the environmental damage caused by pig slurry
Portugal’s pig farmers are fully aware of the problems their porkers create, with the resulting effluent having an uncanny way of finding its way into the country’s rivers and over-powering waste water treatment plants.