The three men were working while on machine when it hit multiple electrical wires above it causing the machine to catch on fire.

Medical crews rushed to the scene where a 69-year-old man was later pronounced dead.

The second was rushed to a nearby hospital where he was unable to survive his injuries.

Crews airlifted the third man to a hospital in Upland, PA. His condition has not yet been listed.

Names of the victims have not yet been released.

Donald Herring was attempting to fix an obstructed auger, a machine which was filtering corn out of a bin.

His wife, who was helping him with the corn, called out to him while Herring was in the machine. After not receiving an acknowledgement she called 9-1-1.

Emergency crews and firefighters arrived on the scene and had to cut into the side of the bin that was holding the corn in order to get to him.

The firemen eventually spotted the man but he was not responding. Herring was pronounced dead at the scene. He allegedly suffocated after falling into the corn.

Officials are still investigating the fatal incident.

Caleb Coxwell, 11, was riding a tractor that was pulling a bush hog when the tractor hit a small tree around 8:30 a.m. Wednesday at a farm on County Road 87 near the intersection of Franklin County Road 78 in the Tharptown Community.

Coxwell fell off the tractor and was run over by the bus hog before the driver could stop. Coxwell was killed in the accident.

Zachary Bushman, 9, of Cheyenne, Wyoming, was riding a hay trailer as it was being pulled by a tractor on a northern Cache County farm when he jumped off and was run over by the front tire around 8 p.m. July 7.

Bushman was taken to Logan Regional Hospital where he was later pronounced dead.

The tractor was being pulled by family member Craig Munk.

Leo McDyer, 65, was riding a tractor in order to haul dirt in a farm eight miles northwest of Rock Valley Sunday when it started to slide on loose gravel and the tractor overturned. McDyer was thrown off the tractor and pinned underneath it. He suffered fatal injuries.

A friend staying with McDyer discovered his body.

William Bresler, 58, of rural Stoutsville, was operating a tractor pulling a bush hog through a farm along Winchester Southern Road, south of Heigel Road near the Fairfield County line, when the tractor drove into a hole. Bresler was thrown from the machine and then run over by the tractor and bush hog in the 4:50 p.m. accident.

Bresler was pronounced dead at the scene of the accident.

Leonard Papiernik, 71, a longtime employee of Berry Tree Farm, was working when his tractor overturned in a dry ditch and trapped him underneath.

Papiernik was killed in the accident, which occurred in Arenac County’s Clayton Township near the village of Sterling, approximately 30 miles from Bay City, Michigan.

An autopsy is planned.

Clyde Swanson, 88, of Nimrod, was found trapped underneath a tractor in a ditch by Wadena County Sheriff Officers responding to a call about the accident at a farm on County Road 14 just before 1 p.m.

Swanson was transported to Tri-County Hospital in Wadena, and was later flown to North Memorial Medical Center in Robbinsdale, where he was pronounced dead Monday morning from injuries he suffered in the accident.

The young girl, whose identity has not been released pending family notification, was riding a forklift with a 16-year-old boy when the accident occurred on her family’s farm southeast of Lancaster.

The girl was sitting on the lap of the boy, who was driving the machine, when the forklift tipped over and fatally pinned her underneath.

The boy was said by police to be a relative.

The man had fallen into the silo loaded with wheat on a farm on Griffin Lane, off U.S. Route 10. Emergency crews responded to the scene at about 10:45 a.m. Tuesday and spent a number of hours removing the loads of wheat before they were able to retrieve the victim’s body.

The accident is being investigated by the Occupational Safety and Health Administration.

It is unknown what caused the worker to fall into the silo.