Chicken shit produces methane and ammonia. Both are highly flammable, and exposing them to oxygen by simply digging into a decomposing pile of manure can result in spontaneous combustion under the right conditions.

https://www.agweb.com/news/livestock/poultry/how-avoid-poultry-manure-fires

That would be one of the 60k-strong Chicom infiltration cells practicing causing trouble here, in preparation for really causing trouble while they're invading Taiwan.

I would suspect an accident if it were only 1 chicken farm, but it has been several over the last 3 years. Not to mention the meat processing plants, farmland, and other food growing or processing operations being burned or blowing up mysteriously in the same time-frame. Don't forget the train derailments in prime farming areas with highly toxic chemicals.

I agree with the people who say we are at war. These objectives are in-line with how we fight wars. Take out the enemies supply lines. In our case, the enemy attacking our food supply and water supply.

We're at war, don't forget that.

Not hard to burn a chicken farm. Who owns it.

How can a chicken barn go up in flames like that? They piping in combustibles to the hens? Very odd so it makes me wonder if some sort of flammable materials were used in the construction or if someone sprayed a flammable substance onto the walls and ceilings. Metal buildings should not burn like that.