Nick Toussaint

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@Lee_Briese Soil structure is important

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@ResslerLuke @bl_ag_inc We have cleaned rye and in the dirt. Located in Wahpeton. Send me a message if your interested.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@NDSUsoilhealth @kc0myx

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@NDSUsoilhealth

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@WalshSoil I’ll be there. It has worked well for quite a few years now.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

Flow on into soybeans. Rye radish rape flax.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg That wasn’t our field. Both crops will be harvested there.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

Winter Camelina on the right. Rye on the left. Savages in the middle.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg Covers the ground while other field are blowing.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg It’s one of the first plants to green up in the spring.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg I don’t know a lot about crushing. I’m definitely going to ask more questions about it next time I’m around someone that does.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg Winter Camelina is one of the few crops that is planted in the fall and can reliably survive our harsh winters. Spring Camelina is planted in the spring. I don’t know that there is much difference in the oil. It’s very healthy oil. Healthier than other oils currently available.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@roller_greg I’m pretty sure they crush spring camelina but haven’t heard of anyone crushing large amounts of winter camelina yet.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

Making hay while the sun shines

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@PFSagronomyguy @kelseyvano9 @kelseyvano9 is growing CBD

[Kelsey VanOverbeke @kelseyvano9]

Teffgrass #covercrops in the runways of our #hemp sites is proving to be an excellent #organic option for weed suppression vs. second pic of the check runs w/ no cover & hand weeded once already. Thank you Doug Toussaint and ⁦@toussaintnick2⁩ for the recommendation.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@VerdiPlus There is a little lodging here and there but the majority of the plants are 3.5 feet tall.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@VerdiPlus It looks like twice the crop that we harvested last year. This year we seeded a little heavier and spread some nitrogen.

[Nick Toussaint @toussaintnick2]

@VerdiPlus Most of the field looks like the picture. It is real impressive this year. There is an area on the west end that didn’t look real great so dad seeded that area to Teff Grass and it will get baled. Both the Rye and Winter Camelina will be harvested for seed.