A Cattleman’s Change of Heart Noble Research Institute comes alongside farmers and ranchers, the land’s stewards. By Arielle Farve Sunlight spills across the sky, sweeping across a gentle slope where rancher Rusty Daniel gazes at a dozen cows. His eyes laugh as calves dance after their mothers in the dewy dawn. It’s a moment he… Continue reading A Cattleman’s Change of Heart
To Deliver Solutions Farmers and ranchers find answers to pressing questions that face agriculture, and ultimately all of society, at Noble Research Institute. By Courtney Leeper Jimmy Kinder knew there had to be more to the soil. In the 1990s, Kinder and his father turned to no-till on their farms in southern Oklahoma. They put… Continue reading To Deliver Solutions
Natural Inclinations Lead Oklahoma Rancher to Boost Soil Health Noble Research Institute enables farmers and ranchers to make research-based decisions that benefit their operations and improve the land for generations to come. By Katie Miller At the height of his horse training career, Tom Krshka found a better way. A method that valued natural horsemanship… Continue reading Natural Inclinations Lead Oklahoma Rancher to Boost Soil Health
Restoring the Land Noble Research Institute takes its next step in carrying out Lloyd Noble’s vision to benefit mankind by focusing on regenerative ranching. By Courtney Leeper Oklahoma during the Dust Bowl of the 1930s must have felt desolate at times. Land that had been rich with cotton, golden with rows and rows of wheat,… Continue reading Restoring the Land
Will Shelby Exemplifies the Passion and Heart of the Sam Noble Scholarship By Tressa Lawrence Growing up, Will Shelby could usually be found in a barn or somewhere surrounded by cattle. From his participation in 4-H meetings, livestock judging contests and FFA events, to helping out on his family’s cow/calf operation and tagging along on his dad’s… Continue reading Will Shelby Exemplifies the Passion and Heart of the Sam Noble Scholarship
