"I had a field of camelina seed and a field of canola on very similar soil conditions. My camelina ended up yielding better than my canola with half the input costs. I'm planning on increasing my acres next year, it's a crop that will be part of my rotation for the next number of years to come."

"We have had some problems over the years getting crops to perform well in our lighter fields. So when we heard about camelina, it has good spring frost tolerance, good drought tolerance during the season and can perform well in lighter soil, we decided camelina is going to be a good fit for our farm."

“Something we've tried in the past 4 or 5 years is camelina. It's a good fit for lighter soils, sandier soils and drier areas."

"It retains moisture really well and it looks like it's going to be a 20-25 bushel crop which is pretty good this year with it being so dry."