Written on: March 30, 2026
Recently Michael Newland, Director of Agriculture Business Development for PERC shared an article recently published regarding the Propane Farm Research Program. Newland commented:
“As energy prices rise, farmers are looking for ways to take control of their balance sheet, and the Propane Farm Research Program (PFRP) from Propane Education & Research Council is helping them do just that. As this recent piece from @Farms.com highlights, we’re looking for producers to adopt new propane-powered technologies like irrigation engines, prime power generators, and poultry house sanitizers. Find out more below,”
The article can be found here.
