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Scholar Q&A
Meet some of the students who joined the Noble team for a summer as Lloyd Noble Scholars.
Jake Hefley’s Summer as an Ag Scholar: Records to Feral Hogs and Prescribed Fire
Jake Hefley shares his experiences as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture, which included a record-keeping project and learning about prescribed fire and feral hogs.
Grazed Out: Richard Duncan Experiences Mob Grazing, Prescribed Fire as an Ag Scholar
Richard Duncan recaps his summer as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture, which included a mob grazing project, farm visits and a prescribed burn.
A Summer of Fire, Whispers and Feral Hogs: A Lloyd Noble Ag Scholar Looks Back
Lloyd Noble Ag Scholar Taylor McAtee looks back on a productive summer investigating the Whisper Veterinary Stethoscope, feral hogs and more.
In a Nutshell: Kenneth Finishes Up His Noble Summer
2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Kenneth Watkins looks back on a summer well-spent with his pecan research, learning and having fun with friends.
Amber Oerly Looks Back on #OneNobleSummer to Remember
2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Amber Oerly looks back at her summer at Noble. Worries early on diminished, as her fellow scholars became some of her dearest friends.
Utilizing Cutting-Edge Technology to Manage Grazing Cattle Without Fencing Boundaries
Charlotte Talbott, Lloyd Noble Scholar in Ag, is testing a new technology that could help ranchers manage grazing cattle with efficiency and ease.
Helping With Ag in the Classroom Leads Scholar to Noble
Meet Amber Oerly, from Boonville, Missouri, whose trip to the Noble Research Institute in 2018 inspired her to become a 2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture.
A Summer of Opportunity
Jake Hefley travels from Arkansas to Oklahoma for his summer as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture. He will help design a detailed record-keeping template for Noble’s farms.
Quest for New Experiences Draws California Scholar to Oklahoma
2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Kenneth Watkins left his California farm to study in Oklahoma, focusing on pecan production and economics this summer.