About
Join producers Ben Penner, Dan Coffman, Scott Lightly, and TJ Kartes, as we discuss the results from Winter Camelina/Soybean Relay Cropping vs. Double Cropping Demonstration Project.
Topics include:
- Production practices and management decisions
- Yield and economic outcomes
- Equipment needs and field challenges
- Farmer experiences and lessons learned
- How weather can impact camelina relay systems
- Harvest, storage, and delivering on contract
We look forward to your questions and input during this interactive roundtable panel session.
Farmers, ag professionals, and conservation organizations are all welcome
Registration: After registering through GivePulse, you will receive a confirmation email with event details and updates leading up to the event.
*Lunch will be provided.
Note: By registering online, you will complete the release of liability and photo release waiver. Please let us know at the event if you wish to be excluded from event photography.
QUESTIONS:
Contact Great River Greening's Conservation agronomist and Certified Crop Adviser Jessica Barbosa Oliveira (she/her)
Email jbarbosaoliveira@greatrivergreening.org Office 651-291-3811
Learn more about Great River Greening at greatrivergreening.org.
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This event is made possible by the following partners and funders:
- Minnesota Department of Agriculture (MDA) – AGRI Sustainable Agriculture Demonstration Grant
- TJ Kartes Family Farms
- Ben Penner Farms
- Lane Ridge Farm
- NFWF - National Fish & Wildlife Foundation
- Lightly Farms
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