Eight appliances and crews, and three officers were on the scene at the height of the fire.
The appliances and crews attending were from:
- Newport Pagnell
- Broughton
- West Ashland
- Bedfordshire
- Northamptonshire
- Buckingham
A combine harvester and an area within a field of standing crop were well alight when they arrived.
The incident generated multiple calls to Thames Valley Fire Control Service.
The firefighters used:
- Two sets of breathing apparatus
- Four hose reel jets
- Two main jets
- A lightweight portable pump
- Water backpacks
- Beaters
- Small gear
- A short extension ladder
- A Halligan bar
- A thermal imaging camera
Three fields of corn, covering an area of around 40 acres, were affected by the fire along with the combine harvester.
An electrical power line in the area was isolated, and farm machinery used to help create fire breaks in the fields. Two water bowsers from the site were also used.
A drone from Thames Valley Police helped to trace hot spots in surrounding fields.
One appliance and crew from Buckingham, and one from Northamptonshire attended.
A tractor, within a grass field, was well alight when they arrived.
The firefighters used:
- Two sets of breathing apparatus
- One hose reel jet
- Small gear
They established a water shuttle.
The tractor was destroyed by the fire.
Two appliances and crews from Aylesbury attended.
A field was well alight when they arrived.
The firefighters used one hose reel and small gear.
The fire had started in a tractor mower and spread to the field.
Around 40 metres by 20 metres of field was effected by fire. The tractor mower was around 70 per cent damaged by fire.
Two appliances and crews from West Ashland and one from Broughton attended, along with an officer.
Smoke was issuing from a single-storey barn, containing around 100 tonnes of hay, when they arrived.
The firefighters used:
- Two sets of breathing apparatus
- Two hose reel jets
- A Positive pressure ventilation fan
- Small gear
Around 30 tonnes of hay was affected by the fire.
Four appliances and crews were in attendance at the height of the fire, along with two officers.
The appliances and crews were from:
- Rewley Road, Oxford
- Aylesbury
- Thame
Around 50 tonnes of straw was on fire when they arrived.
The firefighters used:
- One hose reel jet
- One main jet
- A thermal imaging camera
- Agricultural machinery
- Hay drags
- Small gear
- Respirators
The road was closed while they worked at the scene, and a water shuttle was established.
Firefighters remained on scene until around 8.45pm on Sunday (25 September 2022).
One appliance and crew from Buckingham attended.
The firefighters used one hose reel.
Two appliances and crews from Bedfordshire attended.
A small fire had broken out in the chopping compartment of a combine harvester.
Firefighters used one hose reel.
Two appliances and crew from Aylesbury, along with a further two from Oxfordshire, attended a fire in a single storey barn, measuring approximately 30m x 20m. The barn, including approximately 100 tonnes of hay and straw, were 100% damaged by the fire.
This protracted incident required appliance relief which was provided by Amersham, High Wycombe and West Ashland. Throughout the incident firefighters used
- Hose reel jets
- Water shuttle
- Small gear
- Thermal imaging camera
- Hay drags
One appliance and crew from Newport Pagnell and one from Winslow attended.
A tractor fire had spread to affect two fields measuring around 100 metres by 100 metres.
The firefighters used two sets of breathing apparatus and two hose reels.