Check out CHS's new C Online!
It's an online resource to help keep you up on
business trends, global market developments and news from CHS.
Announcing newly enhanced Cenex® Premium Diesel Fuels –
With a special additive to meet the needs of today’s engine technologies
and ensure consistently high performance!
In engines designed to meet new Environmental Protection Agency emission standards,
increased pressure and temperatures can literally “cook” typical #2 diesel fuel,
resulting in injector/filter problems, reduced efficiency and costly repairs. We are proud to offer premium fuels that help alleviate this problem experienced
in modernized diesel engines (2007 models and newer).
Every gallon of Cenex Roadmaster XL® Premium Highway Diesel Fuel
and Ruby Fieldmaster® Soy-Enhanced Premium Diesel Fuel
has now been enhanced with a new additive. In fact, no other diesel fuel contains a more complete,
balanced and quality additive package. Compared to typical #2 diesel fuel, Cenex Premium Diesel Fuel:
Improves fuel economy by as much as 5 percent
Increases power by up to 4.5 percent
Boosts lubricity by 10-15 percent
Extends life of injectors/injector pumps
Lowers maintenance costs
Has a higher cetane number (typically 48)
Helps prevent fouling issues (in 2007 and newer engines)
To put these fuels to work in your fleet, talk with CERTIFIED ENERGY SPECIALIST
ALAN SCHLIESMAN
PHONE 1-605-880-6862 today!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Feverish opposition doomed USDA's proposed National Animal Identification System, but the backup plan of 50 state systems isn't likely to provide the rapid traceability needed to head off the worst consequences of contagious animal diseases.
Despite talk of eliminating all farm programs, Iowa Farm Bureau members on Friday voted to defend most programs but proposed eliminating direct payments in exchange for improved risk-management tools.
USDA is trying to comply with a federal court ruling to complete an environmental impact statement for a crop that already has converted 95 percent of production to Roundup Ready seeds, even though a federal judge ruled USDA should not have deregulated the crop.
Did You Know?
In 1929 the first airplane seeding of rice was conducted in California
Despite talk of eliminating all farm programs, Iowa Farm Bureau
members on Friday voted to defend most programs but proposed eliminating direct
payments in exchange for improved risk-management tools.
See DTN Ag News. BIowans Target Direct Payments...
Feverish opposition doomed USDA's proposed National Animal
Identification System, but the backup plan of 50 state systems isn't likely to
provide the rapid traceability needed to head off the worst consequences of
contagious animal diseases.
See DTN Ag News. BLetter From the Editor...
Proposed rules would allow feed into Europe that is now rejected
because of trace amounts of genetically engineered material.
See DTN Ag News. BEU Rules Help Soy Sales...
Fall is reaping/sowing time. Work often requires distractions in
numerous pastimes. Although rain abounds, grains rally as projections hacked.
See DTN Ag News. 1^Newsom on the Market...
Analytical firm Informa Economics said Friday it expected the final
U.S. corn crop will be dramatically smaller than the government's latest
estimates.
See DTN Ag News. 7^Informa: Corn at 158.5 BPA...