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Michigan Executive Order Allows Farmers and Loggers to Use Dyed Diesel

2 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 12
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Governor Gretchen Whitmer issued an executive order in Michigan on October 12, 2026. The order provides temporary relief for harvest and logging operations by enabling farm and wood harvester vehicles to use dyed diesel on state highways. This action was taken amid concerns over skyrocketing diesel prices.

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Why it matters

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The executive order directly addresses high diesel costs, which are a major operational expense for the agricultural and forestry sectors in Michigan. By allowing the use of dyed diesel, the order aims to stabilize costs for key industries during the harvest period.

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  • Michigan Farm Bureau might see reduced operating costs for its members due to the temporary fuel relief.

  • Michigan Department of Natural Resources might see stability in the logging industry's supply chain and costs.

  • MichiganSpeculative

    Michigan's economy could see stabilized input costs within the agricultural and forestry sectors.

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  1. The executive order specifically provides support for farmers and loggers.1 source
  2. Governor Whitmer signed an executive order in Michigan.1 source

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