The star of these few acres is winter-planted camelina. The potential miracle crop might power tomorrow’s jet engines and clean up waterways in the karst-rich hill country of the Upper Midwest.

Camelina is harvested with a combine and producers only need to change the settings because the seeds are extremely small—330,000 seeds per pound, that is. As a winter annual, ...

-Herbicide tolerance is critical to planting the Camelina crop on large acreage for the biofuel and omega-3 oil marketsWOBURN, Mass., Feb. 29, 2024 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Yield10 Bioscience, Inc ...

A new study published in the American Journal of Botany, researchers took a deep dive into the history of camelina’s cultivation, with a particular focus towards its potential role as a biofuel for ...

Global Clean Energy Holdings Inc. worked with growers to contract a record 65,000 acres of camelina crop during the 2023 growing season.

To fill up the initial capacity of the Bakersfield plant with camelina, Karst figures they would need the harvest from 1 million acres. This year’s camelina plantings will be closer to 70,000 acres.

Winter Camelina is just one of a suite of crops — perennials and annuals — that can sit on farm fields over winter and diminish the "big brown spot," a pejorative reference by some in the ...

-Prioritizes Activities to Advance Omega-3 Camelina Program in 2024 -Reports Completion of Contra Season Production of Omega-3 Camelina Seed in Chile - Company also Provides Update on Nasdaq ...

LA GRANDE, Ore. — Oregon State University Extension Agent Darrin Walenta will host the 46th annual Union County Crops and Conservation Tour on June 20, highlighting camelina, a cover crop […] ...

Syngenta Seeds has entered into an agreement with Sustainable Oils, Inc., to provide farmers in parts of Kansas, Colorado and further west the opportunity to grow camelina, an oilseed-based crop ...

Camelina sativa (L.) Crantz. is native to Europe and Central Asia, and cultivated as a oilseed crop in Europe, Asia, and North America.

Winter Camelina is just one of a suite of crops — perennials and annuals — that can sit on farm fields over winter and diminish the "big brown spot," a pejorative reference by some in the ...