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It's all about Safety
When I first heard about the Noble Research Institute's Lloyd Noble Scholars in Agriculture program, I was skeptical about moving to a small city. But with what I know now, I shouldn't have been.
Four things I’ve learned from mob grazing
One of my projects while interning with the Noble Research Institute was a "mob," or high stock density grazing, simulation.
Helping With Ag in the Classroom Leads Scholar to Noble
Meet Amber Oerly, from Boonville, Missouri, whose trip to the Noble Research Institute in 2018 inspired her to become a 2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture.
First Impressions of Noble Research Institute From an Ag Scholar’s Perspective
Richard Duncan begins his time as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture with a mob grazing project.
A Summer of Opportunity
Jake Hefley travels from Arkansas to Oklahoma for his summer as a Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture. He will help design a detailed record-keeping template for Noble’s farms.
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.
Quest for New Experiences Draws California Scholar to Oklahoma
2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Kenneth Watkins left his California farm to study in Oklahoma, focusing on pecan production and economics this summer.
Veterinary Internship at Feedyard Leads Taylor McAtee to Noble Scholar Program
Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Taylor McAtee learned about the Noble Research Institute during a conference at her 2018 summer feedyard internship.
Utilizing Cutting-Edge Technology to Manage Grazing Cattle Without Fencing Boundaries
Charlotte Talbott, Lloyd Noble Scholar in Ag, is testing a new technology that could help ranchers manage grazing cattle with efficiency and ease.
A Diverse Summer: From Burning Pastures to Tagging Feral Hogs
2019 Lloyd Noble Scholar in Agriculture Amber Oerly describes a variety of summer activities: conducting prescribed burns, touring an agritourism farm and helping tag feral hogs.