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Who We Serve

We serve farmers with products and services such as agronomic recommendations, seed, fertility recommendations, crop protection, crop nutrients, fuel and propane.

There's convenience for homeowners in the FS System in Ontario. FS PARTNERS can help your lawn or garden flourish with our seed and fertilizers. UPI Energy FS can help to heat your home, or fuel your vehicles.

Businesses in Ontario turn to UPI Energy FS to power their fleet with our robust selection of FS products- including Dieselex Gold, cardlock fuel, propane, fleet fuels, lubricants, and much more.

Membership is available to our agricultural producers. Be part of this strong ag co-operative!

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Latest News

FS CUSTOMERS RECEIVE TOP HONORS IN 36TH ANNUAL WORLD FORAGE ANALYSIS SUPERBOWL

October 07, 2019

The 2019 World Forage Analysis Superbowl winners were announced Wednesday, October 2, during the World Dairy Expo in Madison, Wisconsin.

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FS InVISION™ DairySelect™ Takes Two Spots in Annual World Forage Analysis Superbowl Finals

October 10, 2019

FS InVISION™ DairySelect™ has received two finalist spots in the 36th Annual World Forage Analysis Superbowl, to be held in Madison, Wisconsin. Insight FS customers, Randy and Judy Acker of Acker Farms in Middleton, Wisconsin, and Kyle Levetzow of Model Dairy Farms in Dodgeville, Wisconsin, will compete Wednesday, October 2, in the standard corn silage category.

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Is Oil Oxidation Occurring in Your Diesel Engine

September 13, 2019

Sludge-forming oil oxidation occurs when oil reacts with oxygen. It occurs more rapidly at high temperatures and in the presence of water, acids, or catalysts such as copper. Today's modern engines run at higher temperatures and can contribute to oil oxidation and ultimately sludge formation. But how do you know?

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