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When One Becomes Two
You know you've captured a crowd's attention when their coffee cups freeze mid-air.
Bill Buckner, president and CEO of our organization, had just announced to 80-plus Ardmore community members that...
Noble Research Institute: Frequently Asked Questions
What operational changes are occurring at Noble Research Institute, LLC?
The Noble Board of Trustees has elected to separate the activities of Noble Research Institute.
The organization's research,...
Serving a Greater Purpose
Great need begs for big solutions. For an inspired, well-equipped generation of people for agriculture and the world. Ideas must come from every corner of the mind to grasp the unattainable. Add a thorough plan and determination. Draw people together with a shared vision. What once seemed lofty can become reality.
Noble Research Institute represents the next step in Noble's 71-year legacy to advance agriculture
The Samuel Roberts Noble Foundation announced that it has separated its research and education operations from its philanthropic activities to advance its mission and better serve agriculture.
Noble Research Institute Appoints Rhines as President and Chief Executive Officer
Noble Research Institute’s governing body announced today the selection of Steven Rhines as the organization’s new president and chief executive officer. The governing body voted unanimously to select Rhines at last week’s regular January meeting.
New Name, Same Services
I have some exciting news about our organization to share with you. Earlier this year, the Noble Board of Trustees elected to separate the activities of Noble Foundation, and that transition began on...
A Brand New Era
On May 1, 2017, Lloyd Noble's organization took its first step toward becoming a new type of nonprofit public charity called an agricultural research institute, or ARO.
Funding the Answers to Farmers' Questions
Agricultural research is essential to society, yet it lacks adequate public funding for keeping pace with challenges facing farmers, ranchers and, ultimately, consumers.
Where I Came In
Tim Woodruff joined the Noble Research Institute (called the Noble Foundation at the time) as a web designer just three days before the historic announcement of the organizational name change and legal restructuring.