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Without fuel, these rural businesses say there will be no food

Texas feedlot owner Lyle Bellingham says fuel supply uncertainty will impose a heavy cost on business. (ABC Rural: Brandon Long)

Service stations in the Queensland border town of Texas ran out of fuel on Monday, with bulk suppliers reporting critically low stocks.

Commercial fishers along the coast say they are increasingly anxious about fuel availability, fearing disruptions to their operations.

Rising fuel uncertainty linked to the Middle East conflict is hitting family-run businesses across regional Queensland, with one farmer already facing a potential $250,000 loss.

In the small border town of Texas, both service stations ran out of petrol and diesel on Monday, while a bulk supplier reported dwindling stocks.

Farmers on three-week waiting list for diesel as panic buying surges

Nick Emin was in the final weeks of preparing to get his barley and canola crops into the ground when the Middle East war threw the global oil market into turmoil.

Suddenly, he can’t get hold of the diesel he needs for seeding.

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