Winter camelina is a rapidly-maturing winter oilseed crop that provides cover crop benefits to soil, water and rotational benefits to farming systems of the upper Midwest. Winter camelina has been gaining attention as a valuable source of biofuel, specifically in producing a low-carbon jet fuel.
Join experts and local farmers to learn the basics of winter camelina production, the current crop market, and to have your questions about growing winter camelina on your operation. Discussion will be followed by a field walk to see a mature crop. This event is free to attend and does not require registration in advance.
Join experts and local farmers to learn the basics of winter camelina production, the current crop market, and to have your questions about growing winter camelina on your operation. Discussion will be followed by a field walk to see a mature crop. This event is free to attend and does not require registration in advance.
Date & Location
- June 5, 2025 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m.
Rosemount Research and Outreach Center
Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/FpBeBRqpaEhimb7A6?g_st=a
Agenda
- Winter camelina agronomy and production basics – Matt Leavitt; UMN – Forever Green
- Winter camelina contracting and market offtake – Anna Teeter; Cargill
- Winter camelina farmer Q&A – Ben Penner
- Field walk
Sponsors
Thanks to our generous sponsors for their support of this event.
- Clean Water Land & Legacy Amendment
- Dakota County
- Dakota County Soil & Water Conservation District
- Forever Green
- Minnesota Department of Agriculture
- University of Minnesota Extension
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