Louisiana, Alabama governors act as diesel prices strain farmers, loggers and timber industries
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Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry declared a state of emergency in response to high diesel prices affecting farmers and loggers, according to reports from WAFB, WDSU, WBRZ and WWLTV. The declaration came ahead of the harvest season and is intended to ease fuel costs for the state’s farmers and loggers.
In Alabama, Gov. Kay Ivey directed the Alabama Law Enforcement Agency to halt enforcement related to dyed diesel fuel to provide relief to agricultural and timber communities. The governor’s office and AL.com described the action as a response to sharply rising diesel prices.
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