Stable fly fines on the cards

CATTLE, horse and pig farmers in Western Australia could soon receive fines for failing to control stable flies.

Stable fly fines on the cards

Stable fly fines on the cards

Stable fly fines on the cards

Stable fly fines on the cards

Stable fly fines on the cards

29 October 2012
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Under the Biosecurity and Agriculture Management Act, stable flies were officially declared a pest by the state government.

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