This publication covers camelina history, uses, adaptation, cultural practices, harvest, and yield.
Camelina Canola Edible Mustard Skip to main content. OREGON STATE ... OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Open search box. College of Agricultural Sciences 禄 Crop and Soil Science 禄 Oilseed and Fiber Crops. Toggle menu Go to search page. Search Field . Exit Search. About; Camelina; ... Oregon State University Corvallis, Oregon 97331. For questions or ...
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About Oilseed and Fiber Crops. Significant research has been done at Oregon State into the viability of oilseed crops grown in the Willamette Valley for use in bioproducts production. Western Oregon agriculture is diverse and complex. Many factors must be considered when evaluating crops that could potentially be grown.
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Assesses economic potential of growing six oilseeds--canola, flax, camelina, yellow mustard, sunflower, and safflower--in Oregon's Willamette Valley for biodiesel production. Evaluates costs and returns from feedstock production, oilseed crushing and biodiesel processing, including government subsidies and tax credits. Sixteen tables, four figures. References to sources of further information.
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Flax is an annual herbaceous plant that can be grown as a winter annual in mild climates. This publication covers flax history, uses, adaptation, cultural practices, harvest, and yield.
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winter flax can be planted later in the fall than other oilseed crops. In dry fall planting conditions, this may be a significant advantage over crops like canola that are more sensitive to planting date. Fiber flax typically is sown from mid-February through mid-April in Oregon. Seedbed preparation Under conventional tillage, flax should
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Canola meal is a by-product of a specialized rape seed. Traditional rapeseed contains high amounts of erucic acid and glucosinolate. Canola is a specialized rape with low erucic acid and glucosinolate. Canola was developed in Canada and named accordingly; canola is derived from the phrase Canadian low acid rapeseed.
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Oregon State University report produced with funding from 2013 House Bill 2427 provided to assess the potential for co-existence between canola and other Brassicaceae seed crops in the Willamette Valley.
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OREGON STATE UNIVERSITY Open search box. ... Field research at both Pendleton and Moro emphasizes the production of wheat and rotational crops such as barley, legumes, and canola. Scientists at the Columbia Basin Center specialize in research and extension work important to the production of field crops on 2 million acres in north-central and ...
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Describes the history and uses of canola. Describes practices for growing and harvesting canola in Oregon, as well as legal limitations on canola production.
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Oilseed Crops. in biodiesel with superior low-temperature performance compared to many other vegetable oils. Adaptation. Climate. Because it can germinate and grow in relatively cool temperatures, canola is one of the few oilseed crops that can be cultivated over wide . areas of the temperate zone. Both winter and spring varieties of canola
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EM 8955 Revised December 2014 History Rapeseed and canola are closely related members of the mustard family (Brassicaceae) that are both grown as oilseed crops. All current varieties of rapeseed and canola were developed from . Brassica napus. and . Brassica rapa. Rapeseed is grown primarily as a source of . erucic acid, which is not edible but is valuable in high-performance industrial
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Economics of Oilseed Crops and Their Biodiesel Potential in Oregon Willamette Valley Authorsnote This study was funded under a grant from the Oregon Department of Agricul-ture. The project coordinator is Professor Russ Karow, Head of the Department of Crop and Soil Science, Oregon State University. The authors acknowledge the
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About Oilseed and Fiber Crops. Significant research has been done at Oregon State into the viability of oilseed crops grown in the Willamette Valley for use in bioproducts production. Western Oregon agriculture is diverse and complex. Many factors must be considered when evaluating crops that could potentially be grown. The potential for impact
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Alaska Sun Grant ActivitiesAlaska mountains in the fallUnalakleet National Wild RiverBiomass tree farmCanola FieldResearch in the areas of biofuels and bioproducts is a fairly new undertaking at the University of Alaska Fairbanks. Scientists are focused on something Alaska has in abundance: wood from managed forests, clearing for firebreaks at urban/wildland interfaces, and cultivated
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Oregon Seed War: Can Vegetable Crops and Canola Coexist in the Seed Capitol of America? With a state law restricting canola cultivation set to expire, a 20-year fight over the future of growing seeds on the Willamette Valley's 1.7 million acres is at stake.
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Crop and Soil Science, Oregon State University Oilseed Crops Oilseed flax in bloom. 2 Oilseed Crops Following World War II, European fiber flax growers rapidly adopted the machinery developed in the United States. The advent of synthetic fibers in the late 1950s as well as development of easier-to-grow and more profitable crops like grass seed hastened the decline of the Oregon fiber flax
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Oregon State University. Extension Service; Ehrensing, D. T. Abstract: Rapeseed and canola are closely related members of the mustard family (Brassicaceae) that are both grown as oilseed crops. All current varieties of rapeseed and canola were developed from Brassica napus and Brassica rapa. Rapeseed is grown primarily as a source of erucic
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Oregon State University report produced with funding from 2013 House Bill 2427 provided to assess the potential for co-existence between canola and other Brassicaceae seed crops in the Willamette Valley. OSU Report for HB 2427
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The well-publicized conflict over canola is one manifestation of this unmet need for crops that diversify cropping enterprises. Sinapis alba, known by the common names yellow or white mustard, is a potential oilseed feedstock crop that will not cross with Brassica spp. vegetable crops.
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Project web pages:Mapping Tools and OutputsDevelopment of Camelina as a Low-Input Oilseed Crop for OR, ID, HI and WATool for Biomass Resource Assessment A Columbia Basin Case StudyBarleyBoardmanAlgaeEnergy AuditsHybrid PoplarsPyrolysisForest ResidueFeedstock PartnershipGiant Cane (Arundo donax)
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As the demand for biofuels grows in the United States, there is increasing interest to produce oilseed crops in new regions, influencing the established agricultural practices in ways not previously considered. The Brassica vegetable seed crop industry is based on the purity and the high quality of seed produced. We will address the potential for contamination of Brassica vegetable seed crops
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Camelina: A Promising Low-Input Oilseed, Purdue University.. Camelina Plant Guide, Natural Resources Conservation Service, USDA, 2011.. Camelina Production in Montana, Montana State University, 2008 Research on all fronts, from how to best grow camelina to developing end use products of the oil and meal of this unique seed, is currently underway in Montana.
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Unit 14 Oil Crops Types of Oil Crops. Canola field Photo courtesy Daryl Ehrensing, OSU Canola is a name used for edible oilseed rape. It is a member of the mustard family (Cruciferae). All current varieties of rapeseed were developed from:
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(Update: The Oregon state legislature voted on June 30 to pass SB 885, which extends for five years the moratorium on growing more than 500 acres of canola in the Willamette Valley.). On July 1, a state law that restricts canola cultivation in Oregon Willamette Valley will expire. Around the state capitol, two groups of farmers and their advocates are locked in battle over the potential
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Jim Davis and Jack Brown of the University of Idaho talk about winter canola cultivar performance at the field day. (T.G. Chastain photo) The program and its cooperators are working on a wide range of projects on oilseed crop improvement, crop management and pest control, and end uses (including biofuels and soil amendments). Especially
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Canola Fuels Debate, Research. In the past couple of decades, canola has catapulted from obscurity to celebrity. The oilseed made its commercial debut in margarines and cooking oils, edging out more saturated-fat-laden competitors.
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Eastern Washington farmers will get the latest information about adding canola to their crop rotations during workshops sponsored by Washington State University and the Washington Oilseed Cropping
Get PriceThe crop will provide a unique source of industrial oil for the United States while providing Oregon growers an alternate high value crop. Use of meadowfoam meal as a pest control agent would be of benefit to growers across the United States who are interested in biologically-based pesticides. Oregon State University is working cooperatively
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Tom Chastain, Associate Professor in the Crop and Soils department at Oregon State University estimates that 100,000 acres of canola in the Willamette Valley yielding 2,400 pounds of seed could produce 63 million gallons of biodiesel annually (Chastain slide 9/21).
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Get PriceManagement of Black Leg in Oregon on Brassica seed crops, a Clinic Close-up, Oregon State University Extension Service. Management of Black Leg in Oregon on Vegetable Brassica Crops and Seed Crops, a Clinic Close-up, Oregon State University Extension Service. Disease: Black rot Pathogens: Xanthomonas campestris pv. campestris
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Washington State University Oilseed Crop Production Workshop . Why Do You Need A Growers Association? To lobby government at the state and federal level. Work with universities and chemical companies to receive crop protection registrations. Work with your state legislature to create a canola check-off which will provide funding for regional research. To partner with other regional and
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Publications Feasibility of Industrial Hemp Production in the United States Pacific Northwest. 1998. Oregon State University Extension Service. SB 681. Daryl T. Ehrensing. Comprehensive assessment as of 1998. Some Background on Industrian Hemp in a Western Oregon Context. 2013. Russ Karrow, et al. Document prepared for November 9, 2013 forum organized by Congressman Earl
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Crop and Soil Science, Oregon State University, Corvallis, OR 97331-3002. EXT/CRS 64R 3/92 R. Karow 6. Glucosinolates are sulfur containing compounds found in rapeseed meal, but are not unique to rapeseed. The sharp taste of mustards is due in part to glucosinolates. Glucosi-nolates depress animal growth through deleterious effects on the
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Canola is a relatively new crop in eastern Oregon. In this Hermiston field, a swather cuts the seed crop in advance of the combine. Photo by Lynn Ketchum. Bringing a rampant Brassica like canola into the valley, says Tichinin, would risk contaminating their cropsan entire seed lot will be rejected if a tiny proportion is not the true
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