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Cattle markets remain uncertain during the coronavirus pandemic, and producers should prepare by knowing costs, watching markets and considering risk management.

A research study investigating the use of cover crops and tilled and no-till beef cattle grazing systems leads to more questions about crop rotations, species, economics and soil health.

2019 Financial Report for the Noble Research Institute.

The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation serves as the sole member/manager of Noble Research Institute, LLC, an Oklahoma, nonprofit single-member limited liability company.

Teaching during the coronavirus pandemic will soon be made easier with online, interactive science lessons and resources.

Hedging and Livestock Risk Protection (LRP) are two ways to protect prices for cattle during market fluctuations seen during the coronavirus pandemic. 

Tall fescue with improved forage quality and palatability may result from research into leaf softness.

Regenerative agriculture cattle producers are better prepared during drought to adjust stocking rates and make proactive decisions on the ranch.

Four Noble Research Institute research teams each received a two-year, $100,000 grant from Oklahoma Center for the Advancement of Science and Technology (OCAST).

Leased agricultural land accounts for around 30% of all ranchland use, bringing opportunities and challenges for landowners, ranchers and land stewardship.