Retail gasoline

[bucket]

Depape is retired. He got his brown bag from the conservatives.

[bgmb]

yep if you dont like the gas basis just drive down the road and buy at the next station dummy.

[bucket]

All too funny.

And many fall for the nonsense.

**** pretty soon it will make sense to drive grain to vancouver so that I can fill up the semi.

Front hopper grain and the back trailer a fuel tank. Maybe put fertilizer in the front for the ride home. Just as ridiculous.

And pay less than 55 miles from a refinery and fertilizer plant.

[samhill]

http://www.northdakotagasprices.com

[bucket]

2.50 as average divided by 3.78 US gal to liters equals 66 cents a litre.

That's usd I don't know if a guy should convert to canadian dollars for comparison because the fx should be accounted for in the basis. Lol.

The gas in north dakota probably comes from regina. Not all but some.

That's quite a difference must be in the taxes.

Did I mention north dakota has better highways too. And probably lower taxes.

Go figure

[bucket]

2.50 as average divided by 3.78 US gal to liters equals 66 cents a litre.

That's usd I don't know if a guy should convert to canadian dollars for comparison because the fx should be accounted for in the basis. Lol.

The gas in north dakota probably comes from regina. Not all but some.

That's quite a difference must be in the taxes.

Did I mention north dakota has better highways too. And probably lower taxes.

Go figure

[greybeard]

http://www.northdakotagasprices.com/retail_price_chart.aspx
Same website has an 11 yr chart.
I don't remember our price fluctuating nearly as much as the chart shows.
I'm always amazed at the number of no-name independents that seem to dominate the US market.
I suspect it is a lot less "orderly" than here where we have about 4 choices.

[bucket]

But it's probably the same with fertilizer as well.

[TBH]

Hate to tell you, but there is no way that retailers are colluding to hike up gas prices. Retailer margins bounce around a fair bit between 2 and 12 cents/L and average out at about 7. If there were any signs of collusion between retailers you would see it in their margins.

[sumdumguy]

Gasbuddy blog has an article right now on the relationship between diesel and gas prices.