The inferno, which started on Sunday evening at a farm in the Shobdon and Pembridge area near Leominster, lit up the night sky after darkness fell. Hereford and Worcester Fire and Rescue Service said eight fire crews were at the scene trying to bring it under control at its height. A spokesperson said there were still two crews at the scene at 7am on Monday, as it had scaled down the response. Agricultural buildings on fire near Shobdon (Image: Steevo Williams)Thick black smoke could be seen for miles during the Shobdon farm fire (Image: Angela Holdford)Fire in Pembridge (Image: Nici Castell)Plumes of smoke from a fire in the Shobdon area (Image: Julie Garfield)Smoke from the Shobdon farm fire seen from Lyonshall, near Kington (Image: Verity Sargeant)The orange glow from the Shobdon farm fire after darkness fell (Image: Ross-on-Wye fire station)Ross-on-Wye fire station said one of its crews was sent to the scene at 10.45pm. There were no casualties, but the fire prompted road closures and warnings to nearby residents to keep windows and doors closed, as well as to stay away from scene.