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Rising diesel prices squeeze Oregon farmers
Rising diesel prices squeeze Oregon farmers
Rising diesel prices squeeze Oregon farmers

Published on: 09/22/2026

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A Yamhill County family farmer says higher fuel costs are cutting into already-thin profit margins.

News Source : https://www.kgw.com/article/money/business/rising-diesel-prices-oregon-farmers/283-33b5af08-9084-44b9-a1f7-e3ba951e2692

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