Man, 32, Airlifted With Partial Arm Amputation After Hunterdon County Farm Accident

UPDATE: A representative of Flocktown Farm contacted Daily Voice after the initial publication of this article to state Flocktown Farm's position that the victim broke his arm and an airlift was requested out of an abundance of caution.

Northstar Air Medical Helicopter
Photo Credit: *Northstar & Southstar Air Medical Helicopter via Facebook*

Valerie Musson

06/18/2021 12:27 p.m.

------------------------------------------

A 32-year-old man was airlifted with a partial arm amputation after a Friday morning farming accident in Hunterdon County, police said.

The accident occurred at 552 Pittstown Rd. in Franklin Township just after 10 a.m., Police Capt. Timothy Snyder Jr. told Daily Voice.

Initial reports stated that the man got stuck in a machine at the farm.

He was airlifted by NJSP Northstar with a partial amputation to his left arm, Snyder said.

The address is listed on Google as the location of Flocktown Farm, which offers home delivery of organic produce to New Jersey and New York City.

Quakertown Fire/EMS and Hunterdon Medical Center Paramedics also assisted at the scene, Snyder said.

Click here to follow Daily Voice Warren Hunterdon and receive free news updates.