Articles
Model Plants and Why They Are Important for Ranch Research
Model organisms are used to study the basic biological functions of a more complex plant or animal.
Plan Your Winter Cattle Feeding Program and Save Money
Develop a cost-effective winter feeding program to meet a cow’s protein and energy requirements while saving money.
Junior Beef Excellence Program Continues With COVID-19 Changes
COVID-19 creates challenges for FFA and 4-H members who show livestock at youth shows, but Junior Beef Excellence Program continues to reward students.
How to Interpret a Soil Test Report
Not all labs report the same information in a soil test, but most will report soil pH, any needed lime recommendations, and soil test phosphorus and potassium.
York Receives Inaugural Early Career Open Science Award
Noble Research Institute assistant professor Larry York, Ph.D., recently received the inaugural Annals of Botany Plants (AoBP) Early Career Open Science (ECOS) award.
Noble Research Institute Celebrates 75 Years
ARDMORE, Okla. — Saturday, Sept. 19, 2020, marks the 75th anniversary of Noble Research Institute and the beginning of a year-long celebration of agricultural producers, the land that provides...
The Road to Renewal
The 2019 annual report offers a glimpse into the journey of ranchers on the road of regenerative agriculture, the process of rebuilding degraded soils using practices based on ecological principles.
A Fork in the Road
Challenges facing agriculture include land productivity in the face of climate variability, profitability and debt, and the declining population of farmers and ranchers.
Charting the Course
Regenerative ranch management is based on ecological principles, not one-size-fits-all practices or prescriptions.
It's Not About a Destination
The regenerative journey will look different for each farmer or rancher. It’s about moving in the right direction, not perfection.