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Funding the Answers to Farmers' Questions
Agricultural research is essential to society, yet it lacks adequate public funding for keeping pace with challenges facing farmers, ranchers and, ultimately, consumers.
The solution for agricultural research funding shortfall may be found through private philanthropy
Agriculture is critical to society – it provides the raw materials that feed and clothe us all – but we need new sources of funding to build the United States' public agricultural research capacity....
Hi. I’m the New Guy.
Steve Rhines, who has served the Noble Research Institute for nearly 20 years, introduces himself as the organization’s new president.
The Great Hot Chocolate Saga
If you want to know who our new president is, just know this — he is a servant first and foremost. He believes that we are all responsible for the details. No one is too important to do any job. Because even on big days, we still do all the little things that make Noble noble.
In the Wake of Leadership
After 18 years of service, Steve Rhines takes the helm of the Noble Research Institute ready to steer the organization into the next generation.
When One Becomes Two
You know you've captured a crowd's attention when their coffee cups freeze mid-air.
Bill Buckner, president and CEO of our organization, had just announced to 80-plus Ardmore community members that...
Why Transition from Noble Foundation to Noble Research Institute?
Steve Rhines, Director of Legal Services and Public Affairs, details the reasons behind the transformation of Noble Research Institute into the new Noble Research Institute.
From the ARO Architects
Steve Rhines and Jeff Moen, of the Noble Research Institute, are the architects behind the creation of a new type of 501(c)(3) nonprofit public charity called an agricultural research organization, or ARO. They needed an act of Congress to create this new avenue for funding agricultural research.
A Brand New Era
On May 1, 2017, Lloyd Noble's organization took its first step toward becoming a new type of nonprofit public charity called an agricultural research institute, or ARO.
Beliefs In Action
At the end of the day, we seek to provide a nation of farmers and ranchers with data-driven information to make knowledgeable decisions for their operations, mitigate risk and give them the best opportunity to succeed. These are our beliefs. In action.