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Dead pigs in a trench SA 2025

Dead pigs in a trench - Investigators discovered a large trench full of pig corpses and rubbish, in a clearing adjacent to Brownlow Piggery's grower site. - Captured at Brownlow Piggery - Grower Site, Brownlow SA Australia.

Dead pigs in a trench

Investigators discovered a large trench full of pig corpses and rubbish, in a clearing adjacent to Brownlow Piggery's grower site.

Categories	Farm (meat)
Species	Pigs
Tags	Farm Meat Farm Pigs Pig Piggery Piggeries Pig Farm Dead Dead Piglet Dead Pile Dead Sow Corpse Dead Pig Dead Pit
Published	Thu 21 August 2025
Captured/filmed	August 2025
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Credits & licensing	Publisher/creator: Farm Transparency Project This work is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International License. Please credit: Farm Transparency Project. Link not required.
Country	Australia
Location	Brownlow Piggery - Grower Site, Brownlow, South Australia, Australia Open in map Open in gallery

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