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The Economics of Strawberries and Squash Grown in Hoop Houses
Hoop house structures are becoming increasingly popular among growers and horticultural enthusiasts. To provide more economic information to growers and horticultural enthusiasts, the Noble Research...
The Economics of Spinach and Tomatoes Grown in Hoop Houses
Hoop house structures are becoming increasingly popular among growers and horticultural enthusiasts.
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Forage Yields from 2008-2009 Ryegrass Variety Trials
The ryegrass (Lolium multiflorum L) variety testing program is designed to provide up-to-date performance information to cooperators and producers in Oklahoma and Texas about ryegrass varieties that...
Weed Management in Pecans
An effective weed management program is a necessary part of any pecan production enterprise. Weeds compete with pecans for water and nutrients, and may have allelopathic effects on pecan growth....
April 9 to April 15: Oh the Heights Researchers Go
Last week took Noble Research Institute researchers to the fields and laboratories – even to the tree tops. Here's a quick look.
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Pecan Management Calendar
Pecan growers should develop a plan for preparing for and addressing tasks throughout the year. Will Chaney, a senior research associate in pecan management systems, outlines activities for the year.
Pasture management plan prepares producer for year
Now is the time for cattle producers to develop their pasture management plans to achieve the best possible outcomes this year.
First annual youth hunt educates novice hunters
The Noble Research Institute hosted 16 youth and their guardians for the first annual youth doe hunt. The event was sponsored by Noble Academy, Walnut Bayou Deer Management Association and Oklahoma Department of Wildlife Conservation.
Monitoring summer forage assists winter management
It is a good time for producers to inventory forages - including what is going to be harvested and stored as hay (or silage) as well as the production remaining in the pastures that will be grazed.
Common Mistakes in Growing Alfalfa
With high protein prices, many people are thinking about growing alfalfa, some for the first time ever. While alfalfa can be very profitable, there are some common mistakes that can take you from profitability to loss quickly.