There has been planting going on and it appears we will work with farmers also.
''SusOils owns the intellectual property and related know-how for farming of Camelina, is involved in, and funds, various research programs related to improving the growing characteristics and capabilities, including enhancing the yields, of Camelina. In 2019, SusOils supported approximately 500 acres of Camelina seed production for the purpose of generating certified seed for 2020 plantings. SusOils had approximately 1,500 acres under contractual production in 2020 and will significantly expand Camelina seed production in future years. SusOils will control certified Camelina seed production and development and may enter into business arrangements to accomplish the cultivation, production, storage and transportation of the Camelina feedstock.''
Wow! look at this:
''When completed, our Bakersfield Biorefinery will be the largest renewable fuels facility in the western United States and the largest in the country that produces renewable fuels from non-food feedstocks. At start-up BKRF will be the second largest biofuels refinery in the United States. Our integrated field-to-tank supply chain differentiates our company from most other biorefinery companies currently in the market today.''
And:
''As a result, SusOils’s proprietary varieties are currently the only varieties of Camelina that can be supplied into the California market and that qualify for LCFS credits. ''
Camelina: SusOils owns a number of patents and other intellectual properties and know-how related to the production and cultivation of Camelina as a feedstock. SusOils also has been issued a patent for a method of (non-GMO) transformation of Camelina plants and its agronomic qualities, and a patent for a method to alter and/or improve the fatty acid composition of a Camelina plant cell. SusOils currently also has 13 patent applications in process.''
A lot to digest; wonder how the market will take it?
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