The Faculty of Agriculture, Horticulture and Biotechnology at Poznań University of Life Sciences (PULS) has created a video presenting the project objectives and the potential of camelina and carinata.
The video explains how these crops can be incorporated into existing cropping systems, creating new opportunities for farmers while supplying sustainable feedstocks for bio-based industries. It also highlights their contribution to crop diversification, resource-efficient land use, and the development of innovative bio-based products that support a circular economy.
Discover how the CARINA project is helping shape the future of sustainable agriculture. By integrating innovative oilseed crops like camelina and carinata into diversified farming systems, CARINA supports more resilient and diversified farming.
Watch the video and learn more:
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