Check out these helpful resources
Winter camelina is an emerging intermediate oilseed crop with lots of potential and opportunity. If you're looking to start growing this crop, we are here to support you. We've complied some resources that can get you started as you begin this exciting new journey
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Year 1 crop examples*: • Canning crops • Corn (if residue is managed) • Corn silage • Small grains (spring grains are preferred) • Soybeans • Wheat |
Year 2 crop examples: • Canning crops (check contract) • Corn silage • Cover crop (full season) • Forage • Soybeans *Dependent on harvest date. |
Winter Camelina growing seasons by zone**
North - September 15-July 25
Central - September 20-June 25
South - September 25-June 20
**Dates are estimates and subject to change due to weather and practices.
Sowing sustainability: The rise of winter oilseeds
The market for sustainable biofuels is growing rapidly, opening up a world of grain marketing opportunities. Growing winter camelina and other winter oilseed crops are a great way to diversify your revenue and your crop rotation.