Calor is guaranteeing farmers stable prices and secure supplies after it was confirmed LPG prices are to rise due to the temporary closure of the St Fergus gas terminal.
That could affect many of the 1000 Scottish arable farmers who depend on LPG to dry their grain this autumn.
The rural LPG supplier announced it will be holding its prices despite the closure and is embarking on a major marketing offensive in Scotland to raise awareness of an alternative option for farmers.
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