Technical Abstract: Recent increases in fuel prices have generated another cost concern for farmers. As with most farm inputs, fuel is one of several input costs that have continued to increase over the years. However, fuel prices have taken a dramatic jump in price over a short period. While input costs continue to rise, commodity prices tend to be stable prompting farmers to reduce costs where possible to maintain profit margins. Therefore, fuel usage is one area that farmers can focus on in order to preserve their economic return. This Timely Information Sheet outlines several management strategies or ideas that farmers might consider for conserving fuel on farm. The ideas presented are only suggestions which could potentially lead to the reduction in fuel use, but more importantly on-farm savings. The important strategy is to try and plan field and other activities in an attempt to minimize the number of trips and time associated with them. The list of considerations is broken into three sections. The first section provides considerations for all equipment and vehicles while the second focuses on tractors and other large equipment. The third and final section provides considerations for other on-farm vehicles, primarily light and heavy duty trucks.