Here's a quick look at what went on in research at the Noble Research Institute last week.
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1 Tuesday, Feb. 28
Doppler radar-like videos show us what's going on in a cell.
2 Thursday, March 2
Stocker cattle grazing as part of a study at the Noble Research Institute Pasture Demonstration Farm.
3 Friday, March 3
Brian Motes, a senior research associate in the perennial grasses breeding program, checks out a field of alfalfa.
4 Friday, March 3
Another alfalfa field is infested with cotton root rot (caused by a soil-borne fungus). Postdoctoral fellow Chakradhar Mattupalli, Ph.D., takes a sample to find out what's going on in the soil.
Early-season sampling to test soil health in cotton root rot infested alfalfa field #everynoblestory pic.twitter.com/Ub3m0A8OZN
— NobleMycologyLab (@NobleFunGuys) March 4, 2017
5 Saturday, March 4
Oklahoma State University students visited the Red River Farm, where they saw research on forage-based beef cattle systems in action.