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Firefighters were battling a massive fire at a Shorewood farm supply store Tuesday morning.

The fire broke out in the 25000 block of Black Road, the Troy Fire Protection District said. The flames appeared to consume large silos and apparently tore through the Tri-County Stockdale facility, a farm supply store located on the same block firefighters listed, according to published reports.

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Flames have consumed much of the Tri-County Stockdale facility on Black Road east of County Line in Shorewood. Black Road will remain closed as firefighting efforts continue. Tenders are bringing in water to the scene, as no hydrants exist here. More at https://t.co/vhbRxCcLib pic.twitter.com/fhEeAMpTFu

— Kris Habermehl (@KrisHabermehl) July 19, 2022

Authorities asked residents who live within two miles northeast of the fire to shelter in place because of the smoke. The Troy Fire Protection District is monitoring the exhaust for toxic fumes, it wrote on Facebook.

Multiple agencies are responding to the scene, it added.

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