Sons of Liberty RadioOn Monday’s episode of The Sons of Liberty radio, we discussed the food supply chain and the crisis we are in the midst of experiencing. We have also covered the numerous food facilities that are being destroyed. Well, guess what? One of the largest hatcheries in the US was just torched in the middle of the night resulting in tens of thousands of chickens being killed along with plethora of eggs lost.
Heidi Wigdahl tweeted, “A Wright County egg producer is evaluating the damage left behind from a Saturday night fire. A Forsman Farms spokesperson said they do not have a firm number yet but he estimates at least tens of thousands of chickens were killed. ”
A Wright County egg producer is evaluating the damage left behind from a Saturday night fire. A Forsman Farms spokesperson said they do not have a firm number yet but he estimates at least tens of thousands of chickens were killed. https://t.co/JPkqaQqO6Y @kare11 pic.twitter.com/51F8gE4oea
— Heidi Wigdahl (@HeidiWigdahl) May 30, 2022
According to KARE 11:
HOWARD LAKE, Minn. — Cleanup is underway at Forsman Farms in Howard Lake after a fire on Saturday night.
According to the Wright County Sheriff’s Office, crews responded to the scene off Highway 12 around 10 p.m.
Sgt. Troy Wachter told KARE 11 the fire destroyed a poultry building with an estimated 200,000 chickens inside.
Forsman Farms spokesperson Jon Austin said they do not have a firm number yet but they’re estimating at least tens of thousands of chickens were killed, up to a couple hundreds of thousands. Some chickens in adjacent buildings were also affected, mostly from smoke inhalation.
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Eddie Olson was having a bonfire in his backyard, about six miles away in Cokato, when he started hearing sirens.
“I’m a SKYWARN spotter so I do a lot of radio communications and stuff and this is one of maybe 50 radios I have. I just grabbed one and heard that they were dispatching other departments. So I knew it was big,” Olson said.
Olson filmed video at the scene of the fire.
“It’s a lot of chickens. It’s a hit to the egg market, it’s people’s jobs, it’s a local community. So any time anything big like that happens, it’s not good,” Olson said.
USA – Another Farm Fire 😡
Tens Of Thousands Of Chickens Killed In Wright County Egg Farm Fire🐓Forsman Farms is a 4th generation farm that was started in 1918.
🥚The farm sells more than three million eggs a day to some of the nation’s largest retailers. pic.twitter.com/bBLIZyH3ab
— Food For Thought (@justfoodtothink) June 1, 2022
Many people are very aware that what is going on is not coincidence, the food shortages that are here now and are coming are planned and orchestrated.
#Kraft Foods warehouse on fire #Illinois pic.twitter.com/1Y0ZggyBeH
— Veronica-CorningVogt (@andreaUSA7373) May 31, 2022
Well is this going to be the new scare tactic? Are Warehouse fires going to fuel food shortages? “Just asking ” pic.twitter.com/OKFRF0WafT
— Farrell Ross I FOLLOW BACK (@haveaconcern) March 18, 2022
If you aren’t paying attention you have probably missed all the food processing plants or warehouse fires lately. Over a dozen in the last month I suppose that it’s just a coincidence though huh. Remember the Gov said we will see a food shortage don’t get caught slippin pic.twitter.com/Tf9VKkvF2V
— PapaGrande (@Papa13Grande) April 22, 2022
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