EXPLOSION/FIRE. DIMMIT Co. Dairy farm. 18k cows killed.

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: crayzeed

Methane is what the source says.


Many people are in doubt, but that many cows and a stagnant day with bad ventilation and it’s not out of the question.

Just like grain silos can explode.

Flukes happen from time to time, and that certainly seems more probable than what others are suggesting, that some malice actor decided to blow their load on a farm.

Yes blaming it on methane is the bill gates/ legacy media agenda. Already knew you'd say this.

a reply to: crayzeed

How much hay would be needed for 18k cows? How much manure is on hand?

originally posted by: v1rtu0s0

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: crayzeed

Methane is what the source says.


Many people are in doubt, but that many cows and a stagnant day with bad ventilation and it’s not out of the question.

Just like grain silos can explode.

Flukes happen from time to time, and that certainly seems more probable than what others are suggesting, that some malice actor decided to blow their load on a farm.

Yes blaming it on methane is the bill gates/ legacy media agenda. Already knew you'd say this.

Right, because contrarians are always right. How convenient they never need evidence, just inverse the narrative and you’re always right.

No source, just “trust me bro”.

And finish it off with some buzzwords like bill gates and vaccine and you’ve got yourself a solid post.

originally posted by: emp89
Just realized I somehow placed this thread under "food&cooking". If someone could walk me through change it to an appropriate section, that'd be great. Tia.

Also, what section(s) would/could this be posted as/under?

That's kinda hilarious.

I mean....yea.

Ok, I'll see myself out.

As of late they are contrary to those who don't want to acknowledge it! Like you! a reply to: CriticalStinker

If this was a one off ok I get it but if you are a CRITICAL THINKER you would see that its not! reply to: CriticalStinker

a reply to: sirlancelot

Sure, explosions never happen at agricultural or industrial places in the recent past. Tell that to the town of West Texas. I used to live near there and I remember in 2013 a fertilizer plant exploded.

I remember a time a literal hay farm in Texas on a hot day had some organic material (compost), ignite, set all the rows of hay on fire, and the blaze was enough to make a small twister.



Are they anomalies? Absolutely.

Why doesn’t someone have an alternate theory in here other than “it’s not the narrative”

Think of what it takes for 18k cows. Think of all the grain, hay, and manure. Dust from grain alone has caused silos to explode.

Do they pasteurize on site? Do they use electric or natural gas for that?


What’s your theory? A missile? Bombs? How wild does that sound? You think people with that capability would hit a farm?

originally posted by: CriticalStinker
a reply to: crayzeed

How much hay would be needed for 18k cows? How much manure is on hand?

That's what I was thinking while reading this: www.nbcdfw.com...

Maybe the fanatical Biden Administration thought the cows were farting, eating, and pooping too much, thereby changing the Earth's climate?

a reply to: carewemust

Maybe the fanatical Biden Administration thought the cows were farting, eating, and pooping too much, thereby changing the Earth's climate?

Probably.

It probably killed him to waste munitions he wanted to send to Ukraine. So we probably used some stuff from our private stash.

I’m 99% sure they did it to distract people from the intel leaks. Even though it wouldn’t make the most sense considering very few people are talking about it, it fits my narrative so I don’t mind stating it as an absolute.

What I can’t figure out is how the WEF made that Russian volcano erupt. Usually that would be inconvenient for there not to be an explanation as to how, I’m saying it here so it will probably stick.

Also, bill gates, vaccine, and transgingers.

If there was enough methane in with the cows, and not being ventilated enough to explode, then there would be enough methane percentage that the cows would have suffocated long before any explosion. Some sort of sabotage as a poster suggested.

Yepp.

Methane.

So, I know a person in an industry adjacent to dairy farming.
"The number of head on farm was unusually high.
*The farm is young in terms of dairy cow(s).
*The Dairy Cow farming business has been for near a decade...a losing bet.


If a .gov op, which .gov?

Perhaps N.G.O(s)?!...most likely.

Soo imagine/entertain this for a min..

.op at place, blame this/that, issue "we wold you so", regulatory change justification(s).

Farm=place
METHANE=this/that


It's not cow farts...
It's nat.gas that's the factor in the debate of various ozone depleting(modulating) gas(s).

Concentration/frequency/location are the variables of the factors.

Think oceanic methane realese(s).
Earthquakes.
Poorly managed gas wells.
..greenland.(glacier retreat).
..I'm forgetting at least one other major methane releasing events.

There's a theory, scaled scientific experimentation confirmed, huge methane bubbles(or other gas) are responsible for sunken ships(bremuda triangle). Im hazy on recollection of the cause of the gas(s) release. ..shelf displacement(earthquake)perhaps.

So yeah, this is an op to demonize cow/ because of what?

Milk?...no
Methane...maybe...
METHANE from cows is laughable in concentration, but considerable in frequency.

The other events mentioned are an inverse expression of concentration/frequency. ..other than the gas wells.

...methane BAD ...COW make methane ...COW BAD ...cow make MILK ...MILK BAD(we got nuts&plants for that tho *rollseyes*)


DId I pass the 15min city resident application appointment pre-questionaire?


lulz




a reply to: NoCorruptionAllowed

a reply to: emp89

18000 cows? all fit into one building? none escaped?
they didnt try to save any?? thou$and$ per cow

maybe because beef now costs $8.00 a pound
nobody buys the cheaper cows anymore, its all kobe beef cows now
to get higher profits

AND NOBODY IS ALLOWED TO EAT ALL THAT COOKED BEEF
THEYRE THROWING IT OUT...

a reply to: emp89

So what was it?

Where are the theories?

Explosives for a story that never made the news cycle in a meaningful way? Just TPTB asserting their agenda?

I’m not anti conspiratorial… but come on, not every single event is part of “the plan”

originally posted by: xuenchen
Another covert .gov operation to create shortages and raise prices 😧

well yesterday i just heard about WIC is wanting to cut the
amount of milk it gives out!

this is so disgusting. poor cows.

Ezekiel 25:17 KJV - And I will execute great vengeance upon them

And I will execute great vengeance upon them with furious rebukes; and they shall know that I am the LORD, when I shall lay my vengeance upon them

“Once is happenstance. Twice is coincidence. Three times is enemy action.” - Ian Fleming

We are way, way past twice.

Statistically, there are approximately 9 million milking cows in the US.

So, 20k lost milking cows represent 0.222% and it will most likely take 3 or 4 years to replace them.

It is a tragedy for the poor animals and certainly the farmers.

Many more Milking Cows die each year from the milking process or other health reasons:

The USDA:APHIS:VS National Animal Health Monitoring System (NAHMS) Dairy 2007 survey reported that 5.7% of dairy cows die on-farm across the country each year, an increase from 4.8% of the January 2002 inventory and 3.8% of the January 1996 inventory.

I would not like to speculate that this was a terrorist act, or in any way done on purpose as it does not make much sense other than the fear that it can spread. Some of the things that evil people have done lately certainly make you wonder.

a reply to: CriticalStinker

Methane is what the source says.

Or to burn like that it could have been spontaneous cowbustion...

It was an accident, and it was Methane Gas that exploded. Not from cow farts but from cow poop and urine mixed with water stored in tanks below the floors of the facility. The ground floor where the cows are is well ventilated. In warm weather open walled with fencing to keep them confined. 18,000 cows make A LOT of cow poop and Urine. This ia all collected through drains in the floor and stored below the floor in tanks. These tanks have roughly the same area of where the cows are kept. Think of it as a basement where the waste is collected.

Anyway, methane is a by-procuct of this waste as it sits in these storage tanks. This waste is (called liquid manure) is then pumped into tank trucks to be spayed on fields where feed grains, grains, hay and even vegetables are raised.

It was one of the pumps that transfer the liquid manure from tank to tank and to trucks that overheated and ignited the methane below the floors. Those pumps are called "Honey Badgers" or "Honey Pumps".

Before moving (after retirement) to the Missouri Ozarks from Chairman Cuomo's People's Republik of Central New Yorkistan a few years ago I worked part time on a small dairy farm milking around 200 cows. I was also raised on a Dairy Farm in NH.

Long, long time lurker, first post . . nice place you've got here . . .

It's possible.

Ammonia, and containment.

Some modern cattle facilities use under floor containment like hog barns, and gases do build up.

Dairies feed an especially rich diet for production.

Grain bins are even known to explode.

Either poor management,sabotage or whatever.

a reply to: emp89

Cow Farts .........