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Gas Jumped 47 Cents in a Week — Here's Why Your Groceries Are Next

Gas prices diesel prices Wisconsin agriculture grocery costs Iran conflict energy crisis 2026 — Brian Noonan and Jamie Martinson break down why fuel costs are surging and what it means for your wallet. Drivers across Wisconsin are paying significantly more at the pump. Gas is up 47 cents per gallon to $3.45, and diesel has surged 84 cents to $4.60, according to AAA. But the real impact goes far beyond the gas station. Diesel fuels Wisconsin's agricultural backbone — powering tractors, combines, and the trucks that transport milk, corn, soybeans, and cheese across the country. With spring planting season approaching, rising diesel costs will ripple through farming, food processing, and grocery store shelves. Brian and Jamie connect the dots between the conflict in Iran, oil prices topping $100 a barrel, and the kitchen-table impact on working families already stretched thin — from commuters choosing between gas and groceries to farmers squeezed between rising fuel and stagnant commodity prices. Chapters: 0:00 How much more are you paying for gas? 0:55 Diesel is rising even faster 2:01 Why diesel was already in short supply 3:22 The agriculture connection — why Wisconsin families should care 4:38 Tariffs, Iran, and what it means for your wallet 📻 Listen live weekday mornings 6–9 AM on the Civic Media Network 📞 Call in: 855-75-CIVIC (855-752-4842) https://civicmedia.us/shows/daybreak