Indiana Governor Mike Braun has signed an executive order to temporarily allow farmers to use red dyed diesel on state highways to reduce harvest transportation costs. The action does not authorize its use on interstates or U.S. highways, which are currently prohibited by federal law. The executive order will take effect on October 6th and […]
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