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Using a Grazing Stick to Determine Stocking Rates on Winter Pasture
A grazing stick can be used by cattle producers to help determine proper stocking rates. Chuck Coffey, sr. pasture and range consultant, shows how to use this simple tool to take forage measurements in winter pasture. Hugh Aljoe, consultation program manager, then demonstrates how to use two calculators available on the Noble Research Institute's website to translate field data into carrying capacity and reserve herd days figures. Use of the grazing stick and the online calculators can help ranchers make better stocking rate decisions.
How to Sample Forage for Haying or Grazing
Forage sampling in a standing pasture allows us to get a feed value estimate of forages that will be fed to livestock. Pasture and Range Consultant Hugh Aljoe demonstrates two forage sampling methods...
Managing Pastures Before and During Drought
Pasture managers may dread droughts. However, with proper planning and preparation, they can minimize the damage and keep operations running smoothly.
From the Ashes
Jimmy and Ginger Emmons press on from the Rhea Fire knowing it cannot overpower the agriculture community’s spirit or the soil’s ability to give life.
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.
Some Things Never Change
Becoming the Noble Research Institute opens up new opportunities for the future. But, while Noble's name and legal structure may change, the organization's spirit remains rooted in its mission and the people who breathe life into it.
Noble Land Stewardship Program Aims to Help Ranchers Put Numbers to the Value They Bring to Society
When asked about his cow-calf operation in Blooming Grove, Texas, Gary Price doesn’t open with the number of cows he runs or the breed he raises. Instead, he starts with the soil, describing...
Paving Destiny's Dirt Road
Noble Research Institute presented William and Karen Payne with the 2019 Leonard Wyatt Memorial Outstanding Cooperator Award for their dedication to land stewardship and education.
Inviting You Into the Regenerative Journey
For more than 75 years, Noble Research Institute has built deep relationships with producers like you. Today, I’m writing to talk about the next steps in the Institute’s journey, a journey that I hope you will join us in. The relationships we’ve held across multiple generations, spanning nearly a century, have uncovered three principles...
Hays joins Noble Research Institute's Agricultural Division
Noble Research Institute has selected Amy E. Hays as the educational services manager in the Agricultural Division.