This three-day, high-impact event is designed to help grazing managers make sound management decisions. Using a combination of hands-on activities and class time, expert presenters cover topics such as ecosystem processes, estimating forage production, grass mechanics, grazing systems, behavior of grazing animals, forage flow and animal performance, prescribed burning, drought management and extending the grazing season.

To register, contact Melissa Castleman at (580) 224-6411 or mdcastleman@noble.org. Cost for the grazing school is $200 per participant, which includes daily lunch and supper, grazing stick, cap and notebooks.

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The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation, headquartered in Ardmore, Okla., is a non-profit organization conducting agricultural, forage improvement, and plant biology research; providing grants to numerous non-profit charitable, educational and health organizations; and assisting farmers and ranchers through educational and consultative agricultural programs.