Thousands of cows were killed in an explosion and fire that happened at a dairy farm in the Panhandle earlier this week, according to media reports.
– Thousands of cows were killed in an explosion and fire at a dairy farm in the Texas Panhandle earlier this week, according to media reports.
A female employee was trapped inside and was rescued by firefighters, according to the sheriff. She was flown to a hospital in Lubbock and was in critical condition at the last check,Sheriff Sal Rivera said the extent of damage and the exact number of animals killed is under investigation, but initial reports say more than 18,000 cows died.
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