A Goshen dairy farmer must clean up and control manure and animal feed waste on his property or face $300 to $1,000 a day in fines, as part of a consent order.
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GOSHEN, Ohio (WKRC) - Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost is going after a Clermont County dairy farmer for allegedly allowing manure to get into a stream and killing hundreds of fish. Yost filed a temporary restraining order Tuesday against Charles Carney whose farm is near the Moores Fork stream. A complaint was made against Carney with the Ohio Department of Agriculture (ODA) for dead fish in Moores Fork.