diesel prices

High diesel prices are keeping many Gulf shrimpers from fishing this shrimping season, as the declining industry struggles with profitability.

Some senators and governors are calling on the Trump administration to temporarily ban diesel exports to boost domestic supply. Experts say it might not work as well as they hope.

Biodiesel is having a moment. The Trump administration is mandating 60% more domestic production in the next few years.

Trucking costs are rising even faster than the price of diesel fuel because of the Trump administration’s crackdown on drivers with limited English proficiency.

Average diesel prices hit $5.68 per gallon on Wednesday, only 13 cents lower than the highest U.S. average price ever recorded.

Federal data shows a 5.7% bump in agriculture export prices year-over-year in July. That’s the largest 12-month increase since 2022.

Experts say there's not enough refining capacity to go around while geopolitical conflict drags on, leading to a supply squeeze.

Global warfare has impacted the supply chain, pushing diesel prices close to the highest they have ever been.

The trucks and farm equipment that keep our economy moving run on diesel. That means small businesses like farms and pet supply companies have to adjust.

A growing number of farmers can’t afford to plant their crops this year. It’s because of rising costs for diesel, fertilizer, and equipment parts — coupled with low crop prices.