COLUMBIA, Mo. — Although many farms are starting the planting season with bulk tanks full of sub-$3-per-gallon diesel purchased over the winter, the first refill this spring could cost $1.50-plus per gallon more than farmers paid for the last delivery.
Rising diesel prices top off higher crop production costs
Storage for diesel fuel pays because it give farmers better options to buy when prices are lower.
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