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The Fruits of Their Labor
Five Oklahoma farmers and ranchers share their stories the stories behind our food and why they love producing it.
A Center for All
The new Center for Pecan and Specialty Agriculture adds opportunities for ag education and collaboration
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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Permanent Raised Bed Gardening
The Noble Research Institute Horticulture Center was created to assist the market gardener and the serious home gardener in producing high quality vegetables, fruit and flowers on marginal soils. To...
A Uniquely Noble Fair Experience
Noble Research Institute employees gathered for the annual Noble Garden GROW Challenge.
Hoop house horticulture creates many benefits
As we anticipate the start of another growing season, it is a good time to revisit the many benefits associated with hoop house crop production, including some that are under-appreciated.
Trellised Cucumbers - Another Promising Crop for Hoop House Production
The climatic requirement and growth characteristics of the cucumber plant combine to make it an ideal candidate for hoop house production.
Cool storage reduces produce losses
More often than not, new market gardeners are so focused on growing and marketing that they fail to plan adequately for what happens between the two - postharvest handling and storage.
The Economics of Hoop House Fruits and Vegetables
A hoop house is "a freestanding or gutter-connected covered structure, without heating or electrical power, using passive ventilation for air exchange and cooling, and an irrigation system for crop...