Vollan Oil Announces a New Premium Diesel Additive with Advanced Formulation called L.E.A.D Premium Diesel Additive.
Vollan Oil, a leading provider of high-quality fuel, bio-fuels, lubricants and fuel additives, is proud to introduce its new premium diesel additive, specially formulated to improve diesel engine performance and fuel economy while reducing harmful emissions. For nearly 5 years Vollan Oil has been working with industry experts to create a new premium diesel additive that contains a Lubricant, Emulsifier, Anti-coking agent, and Detergent, making it a comprehensive solution for enhancing diesel fuel properties.
The lubricant ensures a smooth and efficient operation of the engine, reducing wear and tear on critical components. The emulsifier promotes the efficient mixing of fuel and water, preventing the accumulation of harmful deposits that can clog fuel filters, reduce engine power and storage tank corrosion. The anti-coking agent in the additive helps to prevent the formation of carbon deposits on fuel injectors and exhaust components, reducing the risk of engine damage and improving fuel economy. Meanwhile, the detergent keeps engine parts clean, removing harmful deposits that can cause engine coking and other issues.
The new Vollan Oil premium diesel additive, L.E.A.D., is suitable for use in all diesel engines, including tractors, combines, heavy-duty trucks, construction equipment, and fleet vehicles. It is available exclusively through Vollan Oil

Midway Station was started in 1921 and was open for business in the spring of 1922. Albert Nyhus (Rhoda Wold's uncle) and George Cogdell built the Station, and operated the business in partnership for a few years.

Cogdell left and Albert's brother, Tom Nyhus, went into business with him, Tom selling Chandler automobiles.

Gundar Bruaas bought the business from the Nyhus brothers in 1928 and operated the business until 1935 when he sold it to his brother-in-law, C. O. Wold.

When Wold moved to Midway from Crooks he brought with him the tank wagon business. To start with he hauled fuel in his bulk truck from Brownelle Oil Company and later Howard Falen Oil Company in Sioux Falls. Eventually, a bulk plant and loading dock were added behind the store. Fire works were sold at Midway for a number of years in the late '40′s. After the bulk plant was installed, fire works sales were discontinued.

In 1975, Roger's dream of having a new Station came true. The old wooden structure and the two outhouses were replaced with a new steel building with indoor plumbing. Though tire repairs were done, and new belts, tires, and batteries were sold in the old station, the new building has a shop bay, with a hoist. Tire repairs, oil changes, brake jobs are the order of the day in the new shop.

Jimmie Vollan leased Midway in 1978 and Roger continued to operate the bulk business.

Started delivering transport loads of propane. We can deliver up to 10,000 gallons at a time but will also deliver in smaller quantities.

Bruce Vollan of Vollan Oil was selected to receive the Excellence in Agriculture Award. This honor goes to an outstanding individual or organization who exemplifies excellence in agriculture through significant contributions to the industry.
Vollan Oil has been a staple in South Dakota since 1921 providing fuel first as a single station to today's operations as a family owned and operated company.
Not only does this Vollan Oil sell ethanol, they have gone to bat for it testifying to the EPA to increase ethanol blends. They are committed to providing it for their customer base saying, "This is not a hiccup. It's not a fluke. When we consistently sell, as a percentage of all our gallons of fuel, 17 percent to 27 percent ethanol, you see that consumers see the value in this product.". It is truly family-owned companies like this that can and do make an impact for growers by doing something as simple as sharing the truth and standing behind their words.