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My Noble Summer: Brought to You by the Letter F
Brent Weiss has learned about feed efficiency, fire, feral hogs and more, during his time as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture.
Where There Is Smoke, There Are Scholars
Cole Fagen, a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture, learns the value of growing-season prescribed burns and discovers a new favorite tool: the drip torch.
Headed to Uganda, Open to Adventure
A journey of faith and trust begins for Catherine Rutan, the newest MIAP-Noble Fellow.
Singing in the Garden
Students find gratitude for nature’s gifts, even among the midday heat.
Little Lessons in the Garden
Iliana Rodriguez helps build shade nets at multiple gardens in Uganda during her time as a 2018.
Connecting With Young Gardeners in Calo Me Lare, Village of Redemption
Planting cabbage isn’t always memorable, but when you’re working barefoot with children in a garden in Uganda, it’s hard to forget.
Amazing Things Are Happening in Uganda
A MIAP-Noble fellow sees firsthand how women in Uganda have put their agriculture training to use – and she is amazed by the results.
Dreams Are Not Accomplished in Your Comfort Zone
A graduate student followed her dream halfway around the world – as a MIAP-Noble Fellow in Uganda.
Wild Pig Control Methods: Takeaways from an International Technical Training Day
The 2018 International Wild Pig Conference Technical Training Day presented various wild pig control methods available to land managers. The event was organized by the Noble Research Institute and featured experts from governmental and nongovernmental agencies, academic institutions, and private entities.
Producer Perspective: Take Care of Cattle and Grass During Drought
Jeffrey Reuter is keeping an eye on his forage and hay resources as drought continues in Oklahoma.