
Midwest grapples with propane supply, distribution issues
November 19, 2019 By Brian Richesson
Propane demand in the Midwest has soared, as farmers face an extremely wet harvest combined with an early blast of winter-like weather.
Read MorePropane demand in the Midwest has soared, as farmers face an extremely wet harvest combined with an early blast of winter-like weather.
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