This is getting pretty obvious at this point.

Plastic burns, if there was any plastic there, and you know how common plastic is. They can have stacks of plastic crates for transporting chicks and eggs. Also straw or sawdust bedding. Feather accuмulation. Possible wood structure with metal siding. Some paints may burn on hot metal.

Our new hens started laying about a month ago.  We have 3 and are averaging a dozen a week right now. That's not bad for new hens in winter.  

Fresh loads of produce turned down by processing plants too. 

Global is not “green”.   
Importing fruits & veggies by countries who are paying slave labor wages is a crime against God.   

Dealing with communist countries who are communist by worships false gods is a crime against God. 

Not buying it.  There have been way too many of these to write of as mere coincidence.  Even if a fire starts up, there should be fire suppression systems in place to prevent the entire place from going up.  If I were an insurance company insuring the place, I wouldn't insure them without something along those lines.

Has there even been a non-mainstream (conspiratorial) idea that you have not immediately dismissed in favor of the mainstream narrative?

Has there ever been a "mainstream narrative" (i.e. the people have examined the evidence and formed a majority opinion, which almost always tuns out to be correct) which Ladislaus hasn't immediately dismissed in favor of a conspiratorial idea?

Sprinkler systems are usually a good idea, and often have a short payback period due to savings on fire insurance, even for a single-family habitation.  Interestingly, most conservative commentators have a meltdown whenever it is proposed to require sprinklers in building codes.  One wonders if Ladislaus has sprinklers in his home or what his reaction would be if his insurance company threatened to cancel his homeowner's policy if he didn't install them.  No doubt he would consider such a requirement to somehow be a nefarious gubmn't plot to control him, and then go on to deny that house fires are much of an issue.

I worked in the dairy and beef industries, not with poultry, but evidently building fires are a legitimate issue, as demonstrated by this industry article: https://www.thepoultrysite.com/articles/a-guide-to-preventing-poultry-house-fires

Has there ever been a "mainstream narrative" (i.e. the people have examined the evidence and formed a majority opinion, which almost always tuns out to be correct) which Ladislaus hasn't immediately dismissed in favor of a conspiratorial idea?

Your comment is completely ignorant.  If you're going to make a comment like this, then you need to know what you're talking about.  I've dismissed numerous conspiracy theories as being without foundation ... probably about 5-10 of them just in the past 6 months.

This conspiracy theory is very well founded.  Between the stated WEF agenda of restricting meat and protein consumption (from normal sources), allegedly for environmental reasons, moving toward bugs for protein, between the nearly 2 dozen bizarre incidents involving damage to the food supply in recent months, including two different planes that crashed into two different food processing facilities within weeks of each other.  What are the odds?  So disturbing has this trend been that it's caught even the attention of Tucker Carlson.

But perhaps we've just had an amazing streak of bad luck that just so happened to serve the stated WEF agenda.

Investigators discover source of poultry fire…