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Demand for SAF Could Drive Expansion of New Oilseed Crops in the U.S.

The growth of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production creates new opportunities for the U.S. agricultural sector and could stimulate the cultivation of additional oilseeds. At the Global Aerospace Summit, industry representatives said that traditional raw materials, including soybeans, may not be enough to meet future demand for renewable fuels. One of the promising areas is the expansion of the production of canola, camelina and CoverCress. …
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The growth of sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) production creates new opportunities for the U.S. agricultural sector and could stimulate the cultivation of additional oilseeds. At the Global Aerospace Summit, industry representatives said that traditional raw materials, including soybeans, may not be enough to meet future demand for renewable fuels. One of the promising areas is the expansion of the production of canola, camelina and CoverCress. …

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ukragroconsult.com broke the news on Thursday, September 3, 2026.
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