Cameline

Native to Northern Europe and Central Asia, camelina is a cruciferous plant (Brassicaceae) that has long been cultivated in France. It requires few inputs and is not very demanding. A short-cycle crop, it can be grown as a main crop or as a catch crop. Its strong competitive power means that it has a place in organic rotations.

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Short cycle

Camelina has a short cycle (around 150 days)

Highly adaptable

The crop can be grown as a catch crop or as a main crop.

Gross margin
190€/ha

in summer catch crops (assumption: direct sowing after peas, yield 8q/ha for a SAF outlet), added to the margin of the main crop

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This guide to growing camelina presents possible economic results for both main and catch crops, in conventional and organic farming, as well as for direct seeding. Indicative margins for rotations with or without back-cropped camelina are presented.

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Develop your skills with camelina training courses designed and run by Terres Inovia experts.

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2 Jours
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Editions

Terres Inovia can provide you with several technical publications on camelina.

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