With the arrival of winter in the southern hemisphere, growers in Argentina are starting to plant cover crops to protect against erosion and restore and improve soil in the window between primary crop harvest and planting. 2022 marks the fourth season many of those growers are seizing a relatively new contract opportunity. It’s to supply

By growing Nuseed Carinata on just 1.5% of the 170 million hectares estimated available for cover cropping in North America, Europe, Central and South America we could grow enough feedstock for one billion gallons of sustainable aviation fuel, annually starting from 2030, on existing farmland, without displacing primary food crops.  That in turn could remove

Frontiers in Energy Research, Bioenergy and Biofuels recently published a research article Modeling yield, biogenic emissions, and carbon sequestration in southeastern cropping systems with winter carinata U.S. experts from Mississippi State, University of Georgia, University of Florida, Colorado State University, Oakridge National Laboratory, and Nuseed recently published an article studying the carbon-savings potential of planting

Nuseed Carinata development program expands to Brazil   Following three seasons of production between primary crops in Argentina for low-carbon biofuel feedstock, the Nuseed Carinata dedicated research and development sustainable production program has expanded to Brazil. The first crop trials were planted early December 2021 in the states of Santa Catarina, Paraná, Minas Gerais, Goiás and