Fires Declare 2 Barns, (10 Acres) In 12 Hour Span, Hearth Chief Says Wind To Blame
ADAMS TENNESSEE: (Smokey Barn Information) – Two tobacco barns have been misplaced to fireside inside a 12-hour span Sunday/Monday and the native Hearth Chief says sturdy winds are in charge. Chief says, in complete, about 10 acres have been misplaced.
The primary hearth occurred on Buckley Rd in Adams earlier than 9 pm Sunday night. LOCATION OF BARN The Adams Hearth Division, Robertson County EMS, North Robertson Hearth & Rescue, and the County Freeway Division all responded to the scene.
The second hearth (additionally in Adams) occurred simply 12 hours later within the 4400 block of Goodman Rd, the primary name coming in to 911 at 9:10 am. LOCATION OF BARN The Adams Hearth Division, North Robertson Hearth & Rescue and Robertson County EMS all responded to the scene.
Hearth Chief Ray Brown estimates the lack of each barns just below 10 acres of tobacco. Chief Brown signifies that each barns are a complete loss and no firefighters have been injured. Each barns are positioned about 4.5 miles aside on reverse sides of Adams Tennessee. Chief Brown informed Smokey Barn Information that sturdy winds have been logged in because the official explanation for each fires, and no foul play is suspected.
For farmers, smoke-firing tobacco carries dangers to each constructions and product. It’s one thing each tobacco farmer will face within the firing season. Smokey Barn Information is known as after the smoke-firing trade “Smokey Barn” and we’re at all times saddened to see one misplaced to fireside. For tobacco farmers, fires symbolize an amazing loss in man-hours, earnings, constructions, and product. For a photograph album of lovely smoking barns submitted by readers and Smokey reporters; CLICK HERE
Photographer: Nate carpenter
