Key legal question
Whether use of the subsidized building for pension horses and related non-farm purposes constituted a diversion requiring repayment of subsidies.
Extracted holding
Yes. The building lost its original agricultural purpose because the pension horses served leisure and sport activities, so the new use was a diversion and a subsidizable farm building no longer existed.
Extracted reasoning
Land-use zoning approval did not determine subsidy eligibility. Only buildings for agricultural livestock can receive such aid; keeping pension horses and non-farm equipment was not agricultural use, even if some feed was produced on site.