When hay is baled or stored with too much moisture, it can heat from the inside out.
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When hay is baled or stored with too much moisture, it can heat from the inside out. That heat can build quietly — and in the wrong conditions, it can ignite. Watch for these red flags 🚩 · Musty/sour “tobacco-like” smell · Steam or condensation near stacked hay · Hot, humid air in the hay area · Bales that feel unusually warm Do this today: 1. Ventilate your hay storage area 2. Stack so heat can escape 3. Check internal temps with a hay thermometer (available in every Rescue Kit), over 150 degrees requires the fire department, fire imminent at 175 degrees 4. Keep aisles clear + have an evacuation plan Learn more on fire safety best practices and innovative solutions at FireHorseRescue.com 🥰🎥 @firehorserescuekits #firehorserescue #barnfire #firesafety #haystorage #equestrianfiresafety