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BSE, depression cited in case of starved cattle
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WALKERTON -- A central Ontario farmer found guilty of animal cruelty and neglect says the mad cow crisis made him so depressed he starved his dairy cattle to death. Robert Hadwen of Mildmay suffered a nervous breakdown as a result of the stress and depression brought on by the economic losses from the BSE crisis, his lawyer told a judge during a sentencing hearing yesterday.
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