Agricultural

The simplest way to estimate your farm’s seasonal fuel needs is to calculate the operating hours for each major piece of equipment, multiply those hours by the equipment’s average fuel consumption, then add a reserve for transportation, weather delays, and unexpected work. While every operation is different, using a structured estimate is usually much more […]

The best way to avoid running out of diesel during planting season is to estimate fuel demand early and schedule bulk fuel delivery before peak demand. For many Northern Indiana farms, the busiest planting stretches between late April and May leave very little margin for fuel delays once equipment is running. Let’s explore some essential

Knowing how much fuel a combine uses and what drives that number up or down is essential for budgeting for harvest season, sizing your on-farm storage, and scheduling bulk fuel delivery before the rush. Let’s take a look at how fuel consumption rates change so that you can calculate your combine’s fuel demand. How Much

Off-road diesel and on-road diesel are chemically the same fuel, but they sit on opposite sides of a tax line that can cost Indiana farmers thousands of dollars if crossed in the wrong direction. Join us as we cover who can use dyed diesel, what the tax savings look like in real numbers, what happens