A lawsuit alleges that Lariagra Farms South Inc., along with other swine production companies, engaged in a massive check-kiting scheme that endangered 110,000 pigs by risking feed supply and worker payroll. The allegations include admitted wrongdoing by the company's CEO, raising serious ethical and labor concerns.

A federal judge appointed a receiver for approximately 110,000 hogs as part of a $19 million lawsuit alleging a check-kiting scheme. Lariagra Farms South Inc., along with other farms, is implicated in this case of alleged financial misconduct, leading to judicial intervention to secure the assets.

Lariagra Farms South Inc., a subsidiary of Sunterra Enterprises, is named in a lawsuit alleging involvement in a cheque-kiting scheme. The allegations, part of a broader financial and legal controversy affecting several related companies, raise concerns about the company's business practices and overall ethical responsibility.

Lariagra Farms South Inc. is implicated in a check kiting scheme, part of a larger lawsuit involving South Dakota hog farms that reportedly resulted in losses of $36 million and led to the appointment of a court receiver.

A lawsuit filed by Compeer Financial alleges that Lariagra Farms South Inc., along with other agricultural firms, engaged in a check‐kiting fraud that jeopardized the welfare of 110,000 piglets. The suit claims that a series of fraudulent check transactions were used to mask insufficient funds, endangering animal care and potentially leading to missed payroll for workers responsible for feeding the pigs.

Lariagra Farms South Inc. is named in a lawsuit alleging a billion‐dollar check‐kiting fraud that has jeopardized the feeding of 110,000 piglets and raised concerns over timely worker payroll, reflecting severe breaches in ethical business practices.