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David G. Schmale III: Drone-ing for Microorganisms in the Air and Water
Presentation by David G. Schmale III, Ph.D., from the Department of Plant Pathology, Physiology and Weed Science at Virginia Tech University. Recorded at the Noble Research Institute, Ardmore, Okla., on April 5, 2018.
April 2 to April 8: Growth and Golgi Bodies
From under the microscope, to the field, to the sky, the Noble Research Institute approaches agricultural research from various angles.
Here's a quick look at a few of those angles from this week....
Developing Technologies to Better Measure Forage
Noble researchers are testing and improving technologies that can accurately measure forage in the field to predict forage biomass and quality.
5 Noble Researchers, Consultants Share Their Personal Ag Stories
Many at the Noble Research Institute raise cattle and are otherwise engaged in production agriculture outside of their full-time jobs. Others grew up on farms and ranches. These are their stories.
How GIS and Drones Could Help Your Ranch
GIS allows us to collect large amounts of data that offer a better picture of agricultural lands. This in turns offers opportunities for farmers and ranchers to make more-informed decisions on their operations.
Choctaw-Noble Project Explores Safety, Practicality of Drones in Rural Communities
In 2018, the Choctaw Nation partnered with the Noble Research Institute as part of a national pilot program aimed at accelerating safe unmanned aircraft systems (drones) integration into the national airspace system. The partners are focused on rural and agricultural applications of drones
Technology Plays Crucial Roles in Land Stewardship
Working at a research organization means we get to use some of the coolest, new technology. It’s a lot of fun!
In all seriousness, though, rapid advancements in technology are allowing us to answer...
Joining a Noble Cause in Ag Tech
Computer scientists have important roles to play when it comes to serving ranchers at the Noble Research Institute.