24 / 7  Emergency Service: 1-(800)-542-4427

Independent Petroleum Distributor Serving Kern, Tulare, Kings & Fresno Counties

Serving Customers Since the Winter of 1933

For Orders and Inquiries In Your Area:

Exeter: (559) 592-3154 | Office Hours: Weekdays 8a.m. – 5p.m. | Saturday 8a.m. – 12p.m.

Porterville: (559) 784-4715 | Office Hours: Weekdays 8a.m. – 5p.m. | Saturday Closed

Fresno Area Call: (559) 264-7839

24 / 7  Emergency Service: 1-(800)-542-4427

Exeter: (559) 592-3154
Porterville: (559) 784-4715
Fresno Area: (559) 592-3154

Agricultural

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Dairies

Dairies have strict sanitation requirements in which their use of propane is instrumental. Dairy farmers use propane to sanitize milk and keep work areas and environments clean for the healthy production of milk.

Farms

Farmers use propane to heat and sanitize animal environments, and manage crops and weeds. Propane motors for Water Wells mean cleaner water with minimal pollutants. Poultry Houses are kept warm with the use of propane, as well as clean and sterile before baby chickens and turkeys move in. Farmers can also burn off weeds and dead crops safer than chemical solutions that can enter into the food.

 

Dehydrators

Dehydrators use propane to dry fruits and nuts such as walnuts, prunes and grapes. Not all raisins are sun-dried. Some are put in dryers fueled by propane. Vegetables, milk, grains, wheat and beans can also be dehydrated, which is the process of removing the water to dry and preserve food.
Cotton Gins in order to maintain the continuity of cotton during the ginning process, the cottonseed must first be dried. Propane fuel is a preferred method used in the drying stage.

Wind Machines

We service Wind Machines in Tulare, Kings, Fresno, and Kern County

Rental Tanks

We offer propane rental tanks from 150 gallons to 1000 gallons

Purchases of diesel fuel used for farming activities or food processing  may qualify for partial tax exemptions.

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