Kernza® and Winter Camelina are two continuous living crop (CLC) systems transforming sustainable farming in Minnesota. These crops improve soil health, water quality, and biodiversity, offering practical solutions for resilient agriculture.

The blog discusses the importance of healthy soil in the Cannon River Watershed, highlighting its role in supporting ecosystems, filtering water, and storing carbon. Healthy soil boosts plant growth and mitigates pollution, while degraded soil threatens water quality.

As fall approaches, environmentally-minded farmers are transitioning to planting small grains and cover crops instead of tilling the soil. This practice benefits soil and water health, carbon sequestration, and weed suppression.