On MPR: Could winter-hardy crops fuel airline flights of the future? U of M researchers think it’s possible
Mitch Hunter talks about DOE-funded OILSEED project
Mitch Hunter talks about DOE-funded OILSEED project
The project will help develop new seed varieties for both winter camelina and domesticated pennycress, as well as a grower playbook tailored to the Upper Midwest.
The story also spotlights a continuing collaboration between Forever Green and Cargill, which will help to get more acres of winter oilseeds on the landscape.
Forever Green hosted two major visits with leading companies and other key partners in April.
There will be numerous opportunities to learn more about Kernza throughout the summer.
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$2.5 million will support five years of research by the University’s Forever Green Initiative.
This landmark new report lays out a realistic path to both cleaner waters and more profitable farms through the use of continuous living cover.
Continuous living cover crops, the farmers who grow them and the work of Forever Green were all featured in two recent news stories.
Also on the guest list were Peter Frosch, CEO of Greater MSP; and Brian Buhr, dean of CFANS.