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Ag census sheds light on farming, ranching trends
Five trends in agriculture emerge from Census of Agriculture data.
Agricultural Division enhances education services
The Noble Research Institute created the education services manager position in the Agricultural Division to enhance learning opportunities for producers.
One Noble Summer: About the Lloyd Noble Scholars Program
In 2018, 19 students joined the Noble Research Institute for a summer of hands-on research and the opportunity to explore agriculture.
Welcome to Noble Learning: A Critical Complement to Consultation
Farmers and ranchers now have the opportunity to participate in a structured curriculum of learning progressions across each area of expertise represented by the consultation efforts.
Noble Learning: Your Resource for Building Ag Knowledge
Noble Learning will introduce education progressions in 2019 as a service to help build learners’ skills and abilities to manage production systems.
Generational Flow: Replacing Farmers and Ranchers in the Family Farm
How to pass along a farming operation is a primary question farmers and ranchers think about from the time they take over from their family or start a new operation with the hope of growing...
Leased Agricultural Land Brings Challenges and Opportunities
Leased agricultural land accounts for around 30% of all ranchland use, bringing opportunities and challenges for landowners, ranchers and land stewardship.
5 Myths People Believe About Roots
Roots are important to forage plants and to building soil health, but there is a lot more to them than what meets the eye.
Scholars join Noble Research Institute for summer of learning
ARDMORE, Okla. — Each summer, the Noble Research Institute provides more than a dozen college students with a life-changing experience, not just an internship.The Lloyd Noble Scholars in Agriculture...
Scholars join Noble Research Institute for summer of learning
Each summer, the Noble Research Institute provides more than a dozen college students with a life-changing experience, not an internship.