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Regrowing Dickson's Greenhouse
A local educational structure is revitalized, thanks to materials and labor donated by the Noble Research Institute.
New raised bed design accommodates more gardeners
The "Easy Access Raised Garden Bed" is user-friendly and easy on the pocket book.
A Pint-Sized Hoop House for the Limited Resource Gardener
I realize there are many gardeners who do not have the space or the funds to construct a full-size hoop house. With this in mind, we set our sights on developing a mini hoop house or mini tunnel, a name more appropriate for its size.
Raised by the Noble Research Institute
For me, the Noble Research Institute is an extension of the small town I have come to know and love as home.
5 Protected Ag Technologies That Help Fruit, Vegetable Growers Face Harsh Weather
Specialty crop growers can use protected agriculture technologies to manage risks associated with growing fruits and vegetables in unpredictable, often extreme weather events. Technologies include raised beds equipped with plastic mulch film, floating crop covers, low tunnels and high tunnel hoop houses.
Kenneth Tours Hoop Houses in Kingston
A unique greenhouse farm in Kingston, Oklahoma, reveals clever uses for what many would consider trash.
Kenneth Tours an Aquaponics Farm in Stuart
A visit to a Stuart, Oklahoma, aquaponics farm opens the eyes of 2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Kenneth Watkins to a whole new world of farming.
Greenhouse Core Facility
The Greenhouse Core Facility group manages the 65 growth chambers and greenhouse facilities available to researchers.
Overview
At more than 45,000 square feet, the greenhouse facility is the largest,...
April 16 to April 22: Learning and Teaching
By definition, a researcher is one who dedicates their career to learning, exploring, asking questions and finding answers. At the Noble Research Institute, these life-long learners also enjoy...
Small Grains Breeding at Noble Research Institute
Small grains breeding has been an integral part of the Noble Research Institute work since the early 1950s.