WI Propane Gas Association

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WI Propane Gas Association WPGA is a trade association serving the Wisconsin propane industry and their suppliers.

💙 Strong People. Safer Industry.This week, we're celebrating the teamwork and commitment to safety that bring Wisconsin'...
10/13/2026

💙 Strong People. Safer Industry.

This week, we're celebrating the teamwork and commitment to safety that bring Wisconsin's propane professionals together.

Safety isn't just about following procedures or checking boxes. It's about the people who look out for one another, share their knowledge, communicate openly, and take pride in doing the job right.

From the bulk plant to the delivery truck, from the office to the customer's home, every role contributes to a safer propane industry.

A simple reminder, a helping hand, or speaking up when something doesn't seem right can make all the difference.

Because a strong safety culture isn't built by one person—it's built by all of us, working together.

Thank you to the propane professionals across Wisconsin who make safety a priority, support their coworkers, and help strengthen our industry every day.

Safety Starts With Us.

🍂❄️ Don't Wait for the Cold — Fill Up Before Winter!Wisconsin winters can be unpredictable, but your propane supply does...
10/12/2026

🍂❄️ Don't Wait for the Cold — Fill Up Before Winter!

Wisconsin winters can be unpredictable, but your propane supply doesn't have to be!

Now is the perfect time to check your propane tank and schedule a fill before the temperatures drop.

✅ Avoid the last-minute winter rush

✅ Be prepared for colder temperatures

✅ Keep your home warm and comfortable all season long

🔥 A little planning now means peace of mind when winter arrives!

Contact your local propane provider today and make sure you're ready for whatever Wisconsin winter brings!

🌽 Harvest Fuels Tomorrow.Across Wisconsin, harvest season is in full swing. Combines are moving through fields, grain ca...
10/08/2026

🌽 Harvest Fuels Tomorrow.
Across Wisconsin, harvest season is in full swing. Combines are moving through fields, grain carts are rolling, and months of hard work are finally making their way out of the field.
But harvesting the crop is only part of the job. Once corn leaves the field, managing its moisture is critical for safe storage and protecting its quality. That's where propane plays an important role for many Wisconsin farms—providing the dependable, portable energy needed to power grain dryers during one of the busiest times of the year.
💡 Did You Know?
Corn often needs to be dried after harvest before it can be safely stored. Removing excess moisture helps protect the grain from spoilage and preserves the quality of the crop farmers worked all season to produce.
From planting the first seed to storing the final bushel, we're proud to support the Wisconsin farmers who keep working long after the sun goes down. 🌽🚜
🌾 Celebrating Wisconsin Agriculture.
Rooted in Agriculture. Powered by Propane.

10/07/2026
WPGA is making sure propane has a seat at the table when it comes to energy emergency preparedness.Last week, WPGA Execu...
10/06/2026

WPGA is making sure propane has a seat at the table when it comes to energy emergency preparedness.

Last week, WPGA Executive Director Cheryl Lytle participated in Purple Ice, a two-day Midwest Petroleum Exercise in Minneapolis. The event brought together energy industry representatives and state and federal officials to work through emergency scenarios and better understand how disruptions in transportation fuels can impact propane supply and distribution.

Exercises like this help strengthen communication, build important relationships, and improve coordination before an actual energy emergency occurs.

Thank you to Kari Heinrich with Wisconsin Emergency Management for inviting WPGA to participate and represent Wisconsin’s propane industry!

📸 Pictured: Dan Morrill, U.S. Energy; Cheryl Lytle, WPGA; Jeff Cremin, Enbridge; Kari Heinrich, WI Public Service Commission; and Alicia Clark, WI DATCP.

🛠️ Hands-On Training in Little Chute!Service technicians recently gathered in Little Chute for two days of hands-on trai...
10/05/2026

🛠️ Hands-On Training in Little Chute!

Service technicians recently gathered in Little Chute for two days of hands-on training led by Dave Ruckle of Ruckle Consulting.

Using Ruckle Consulting’s Propane Skills Training Trailer, participants were able to put their knowledge into practice while strengthening the safety skills they rely on every day in the field.

Thank you to Dave and everyone who participated! Continuing to invest in hands-on education helps build safer, stronger propane professionals across Wisconsin. 🔥

🤠 One last look at the 2026 WPGA Bobtail Roadeo!We couldn’t wrap up this year’s Roadeo without sharing a few more of our...
10/02/2026

🤠 One last look at the 2026 WPGA Bobtail Roadeo!

We couldn’t wrap up this year’s Roadeo without sharing a few more of our favorite photos from the day.

More than a competition, the Bobtail Roadeo is an opportunity to celebrate the skill, professionalism and commitment to safety demonstrated every day by Wisconsin’s propane professionals.

To our contestants, volunteers, judges, supporters and everyone who helped behind the scenes—thank you for making this year’s event such a great one!

And once again, a special thank you to Country Visions Cooperative for hosting us at their Brillion facility.

Until next year! 🚛🤠

🌱 Small Bean. Big Role.Across Wisconsin, soybean fields are turning golden—a sure sign that another harvest season has a...
10/01/2026

🌱 Small Bean. Big Role.
Across Wisconsin, soybean fields are turning golden—a sure sign that another harvest season has arrived.
It may be a small bean, but soybeans play a big role in agriculture. Wisconsin farmers spend months preparing, planting and caring for their crop before combines finally roll through the fields at harvest. And the work doesn't stop there.
Soybeans go on to become ingredients in animal feed, food products, biodiesel and countless everyday products. Propane also works behind the scenes during harvest season, providing dependable energy for crop drying, equipment, building heat and other farm operations.
💡 Did You Know?
Soybeans are incredibly versatile. Beyond food and livestock feed, soybean oil can be found in products ranging from biodiesel and tires to paints, adhesives and other biobased materials.
So when you pass those golden fields this fall, remember just how much can come from one little bean—and the Wisconsin farmers who grow it. 💚
🌾 Celebrating Wisconsin Agriculture.
Rooted in Agriculture. Powered by Propane.

📸 More from the 2026 WPGA Bobtail Roadeo!We had too many great moments from this year’s Roadeo to fit into just one post...
09/30/2026

📸 More from the 2026 WPGA Bobtail Roadeo!

We had too many great moments from this year’s Roadeo to fit into just one post!

From contestants putting their skills to the test to the volunteers working behind the scenes, the day was all about safety, skill, teamwork and the people who keep Wisconsin’s propane industry moving.

Thank you again to everyone who competed, volunteered, cheered on our drivers and helped make the event such a success—and a special thank you to Country Visions Cooperative for welcoming us to their Brillion facility.

Here are a few more of our favorite moments from the day! 🤠🚛

09/30/2026

Two generations. One shared commitment to propane service and industry advocacy.

In this month’s LPG Spotlight, the father-son team at France Propane Service reflects on company leadership, the evolving propane business and the value of staying engaged in the industry.

Read their story here: https://buff.ly/MMWYB02

(Photo by Dave Junion – Junion Photography)

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P. O. Box 436
Poynette, WI
53955

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