Power your farm with propane
Farmers, like other businesses, are constantly working to improve efficiency and reduce cost. Propane offers several solutions that can help do just that. For instance, today’s propane-powered irrigation engines can cost less to purchase than diesel irrigation engines and they can reduce fuel costs considerably. 
Propane is made in America, primarily from domestic natural gas, and we have plenty of it; in fact, the United States is a net exporter of propane, producing more than we actually use.
Propane-powered irrigation systems produce 11 percent fewer greenhouse gas emissions than diesel systems and 24 percent fewer than gasoline systems. They can also lower emissions of oxides of nitrogen (NOx) compared with other fuels. It’s a cleaner, more efficient way to fuel farms.
Propane offers proven refueling options delivered right to the farm. No matter the size of an operation, a local propane supplier can customize the perfect fueling plan.Agricultural products that use propane
Nearly 830,000 farms in the United States use propane, and with good reason. Propane is a clean-burning, reliable, and efficient energy source. Farmers can depend on propane to responsibly run their operations both in and out of the field.
Irrigation engines
The new propane-powered engines are more efficient than older propane models and can provide farmers with an immediate savings in fuel costs compared with diesel or gasoline.
Grain dryers
New propane-powered units are extremely efficient and distribute a very precise heat, which ensures that the grain dries evenly and results in a high-quality yield.
Building and water heating
A growing number of farmers are using propane-powered building and water heaters in their operations.
Flame weed control
Propane-powered flame weed control is growing in popularity because it’s an environmentally friendly alternative to herbicides that is equally effective.
Trucks and other vehicles
Propane-powered light-duty pickups offer farmers an American-made fuel option with lower operating costs and lower emissions than those running on gasoline or diesel.
Standby generators
Propane-powered standby generators provide farmers with an additional layer of security because propane does not degrade over time like gasoline or diesel.
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