Technical Abstract: Recent increases in fuel prices have generated another cost concern for farmers. Fuel is one of several input costs that have continued to increase over the years with fuel prices taking a dramatic price jump over a short time period. While input costs continue to rise, commodity prices tend to be stable, prompting farmers to reduce costs, if possible, to maintain profit margins. Therefore, fuel usage is one area that farmers can focus on to preserve their economic return. Farmers can consider several management strategies or ideas for conserving fuel on the farm. The suggestions presented could lead to a reduction in fuel use, and, more importantly, an increase in on-farm savings. The management strategies are presented in three sections. The first section provides suggestions for all equipment and vehicles. The second focuses on tractors and other large equipment. The third section provides suggestions for other on-farm vehicles, primarily light- and heavy-duty trucks.