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Title: Camelina Production in the Dryland Pacific Northwest

Author
item HULBERT, S - Washington State University
item GUY, S - Washington State University
item PAN, W - Washington State University
item Paulitz, Timothy
item SCHILLINGER, W - Washington State University
item SOWERS, K - Washington State University
item WYSOCKI, D - Oregon State University

Submitted to: Extension Publications
Publication Type: Experiment Station
Publication Acceptance Date: 3/12/2012
Publication Date: 6/1/2012
Citation: Hulbert, S., Guy, S., Pan, W., Paulitz, T.C., Schillinger, W., Sowers, K., Wysocki, D. 2012. Camelina Production in the Dryland Pacific Northwest. WSU Extension Publications. FS073E.

Interpretive Summary: Camelina is a potential biofuel and oilseed crop well adapted for dryland areas of the Pacific Northwest. This extension publication for growers covers potential uses, planting dates and methods, weed control, diseases and insect control, harvest, and fertilization.

Technical Abstract: Camelina is a potential biofuel and oilseed crop well adapted for dryland areas of the Pacific Northwest. This extension publication for growers covers potential uses, planting dates and methods, weed control, diseases and insect control, harvest, and fertilization.