 Cargill and the University of Minnesota are collaborating on a plan to expand production of plant-based biofuels. Here's Dan Gunderson. The University of Minnesota Forever Green Initiative has been researching camelina and pennycress for several years as alternative oilseed crops. Cargill Crop Innovation Director Lyle DePauw says they are key crops to help meet the demand for sustainable aviation fuels. This is really Cargill saying, okay, we are believers in the technology in camelina and pennycress.