(this is all alleged) It's nice that this is news but please be aware that farm fires, silos falling on farms and farms generally just collapsing is much, much

(this is all alleged) It's nice that this is news but please be aware that farm fires, silos falling on farms and farms generally just collapsing is much, much more common than in any other type of building due to being an edge case in fire safety. Farmers are also not encouraged to take precautions to save their animals in case of emergency, as if they die they are paid back by insurance, while if they survive they must be transported and boarded or lent to other farmers. I have heard rumors of these issues being more common in this industry because the costs to bring farms "up to code" from when they were built 40 years ago is too expensive, and it's simply more financially sound to burn it down - and it's very difficult to prove mischief, since farms are famously run down building filled with old bad wiring and flamable wood shaving and hay.