
Sustainable Oils has sown the seeds of change for farmers in the northwestern US and Canada with extensive research. Of the more than 90 accessions of seed lines tested, SO-10, SO-20 and SO-30, were selected to be sold in 2009 because they have high yield potential and good agronomic characteristics. See how they stack up to the most common public variety:
Grain Yield and Agronomic Characteristics in Camelina Varieties
Average values from field experiments in 12 environments in Montana, USA, Saskatchewan and Alberta, Canada, 2006, 2007.

SO-10 | SO-10 is a spring-type camelina. It is a short variety with increased early vigor, early flowering and extended seed filling period. SO-10 has high yield potential with good adaptability to high yielding environmental conditions. This variety has a high test weight (52.3 Lb/Bu), heavy seed weight (1.12 g/1000 seeds) and average seed oil content (36.7%).
SO-20 | SO-20 is a spring-type camelina. It is a short variety with early flowering. SO-20 has high yield potential with good response to diverse environmental conditions. The variety has an average test weight (51.4 Lb/Bu) seed weight (1.07 g per 1000 seeds) and seed oil content (36.8%).
SO-30 | SO-30 is a spring-type camelina. SO-30 is a short variety with early flowering and an extended seed filling period. SO-30 has a high yield potential with a very good adaptability to a broad range of environmental conditions. SO-30 has increased test weight (52.4 Lb/Bu), heavy seed weight (1.11 g per 1000 seeds) and high seed oil content (37.1%).