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Agriculture

When peak seasonal schedules and rising costs push your farming operations to the limit, you need equipment and suppliers that you can count on. Your machinery is a key component to your profitability, and its reliability and efficiency determine how far you can go in your business.

With an energy partner that understands your challenges, you can reduce operating costs and increase productivity while reducing environmental impact. Make fuel work for your bottom line - and thrive today and tomorrow.

 

The challenge for farmers¹

68% of farmers prioritise maximising lifespan of existing equipment, yet…

81% say unreliable equipment has led to unexpected costs

63% believe more third-party advice will improve their practices

1Based on a survey with decision making staff from the Agriculture industry, commissioned by Shell and conducted by Edelman Intelligence.
 

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What our customers say

"I use Shell Diesel on my entire fleet. The quality of the fuel is outstanding, especially on the new generation common rail computerised machinery*."

Mr. BP Greyling, Top Commercial Farmer, South Africa

*Customer statement. As experienced by customer rather than Shell protocols. Compared to regular diesel without fuel economy formula. Customer benefits vary according to type of operations, vehicles, driving conditions and driving style.
 

Energy for today and tomorrow

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New Shell FuelSave Diesel

Businesses have had to adapt quickly — and are still adapting — to increasing costs, shifting supply chains and new ways of working. On top of these changes, technologies continue to advance, engine maintenance becomes crucial and fuel choice becomes increasingly important.

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