Noble News and Views: June 2018

The Noble Research Institute’s economics consultants and computing services team have created two new web-based tools to provide producers with current Oklahoma cattle market information.

The Noble Research Institute shares results from its on-farm study comparing the production and economics of clean-till and no-till methods for establishing cereal rye pasture for grazing.

Ranchers have opportunities to increase production of different annual forages on a portion of the acres they normally plant to wheat.

A seine survey is a relatively easy way to learn about fish populations in impoundments and streams and to help improvement management decisions.

The Noble Research Institute is screening natural diversity for root traits in crop and pasture species. With new knowledge, breeding programs can release cultivars with improved root systems.

Drones are helping researchers better understand cotton root rot disease in alfalfa and how to manage it.