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Rockwall County Extension Staff Todd K. Williams County Extension Agent - Agriculture/Natural Resources [email protected] Aimee Sandifeer County Extension Agent - Family and Community Health Shelly Spearman Office Manager 915 Whitmore, Suite B Rockwall, Texas 75087 972.204.7660 FAX:972.204.7669

This booklet is was developed by the Rockwall County Extension Agriculture Committee. Any mention of brand names are made for educational

purposes and does not serve as an endorsement.

Rockwall County

Agriculture Agency

and

Service Directory

Reaching the nesxt generation of agriculture

Rockwall county &

AGRICULTURE income

Welcome to Texas AgriLife Extension Service - Rockwall County located just east of Dallas. Named for the phenomenon of the "rock wall", the county provides unique quality of life experiences for its residents. The Extension Program, as directed by the Rockwall County Leadership Advisory Board, strives to serve a diverse population from farmers/producers to suburban/urban dwellers. The west side of the county is made up of a portion of Lake Ray Hubbard.

Rockwall County is very unique in that it is the smallest county in the state geographically. However it is one of the fastest growing county in the state demographically.

Rockwall County historically produced miles and miles of cotton. This crop had not proven profitable during the last decade and disappeared. However, with the opening of the state of the art cotton gin in Delta County, we are see a re-introduction of this crop. Producers also cultivate sorghum, wheat, corn and even soybeans. Cattle still graze many acres in the county and are a cash crop for small hobby farmers. Niche marketing is beginning to take hold with vegetables, ornamentals, water gardening and alpacas. The total income received from the agriculture industry was estimated to be in the value of more than 24 million dollars for the past year.

ROCKWALL COUNTY AGRICULTURE

AGENCY AND SERVICE DIRECTORY

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AGRICULTURE AGENCY

& SERVICE DIRECTORY

Agriculture producers have available to them many agencies, businesses, and organizations that can provide assistance and information for the farm enterprise. This directory provides an overview of many of these outlets which are located in our area. Also

included are additional businesses that you may find helpful.



The Natural Resources Conservation Service is a branch of the United States Department of Agriculture that was established in 1935. Many people knew the agency under the name of the Soil Conservation Service. The NRCS helps farmers and ranchers to address their conservation needs and to apply beneficial conservation practices to their land. Some of the most common conservation practices are grass plantings, ponds, terraces, waterways, and grade stabilization structures. The NRCS office also has maps available for viewing concerning the following: Flood Plains, Soils, Topography, Wetlands, and Aerial Photos. Rockwall and Kaufman Counties have a joint NRCS Rockwall and Kaufman Counties have a joint office located in Forney at:

8628 FM 741 Forney, Texas 75126

972.552.5254 ext 3 www.nrcs.usda.gov/



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ROCKWALL COUNTY GOVERNMENT

County Judge David Sweet 972-204-6000 Commissioners Precinct 1 - Cliff Sevier 972-204-6010 Precinct 2 - Lee Gilbert 972-204-6020 Precinct 3 - Dennis Bailey 972-204-6030 Precinct 4 - David Magness 972-204-6040 County Clerk - Shelli Miller 972-204-6300 County Treasurer - David Peak 972-204-6100 County Auditor - Lisa Constant 972-204-6050 District Clerk - Lea Carlson 972-204-6500 Environmental Health Coordinator - Ron Merritt 972-204-7600 Library - Marcine McCulley 972-204-7700 Tax Office - Motor Vehicle 972-204-6130 9-1-1 Rural Addressing 972-204-6250 Educational programs of Texas A&M AgriLife Extension Service are open to all citizens without regard to race, color, sex, disability, religion, age, or national origin. Individuals with disabilities who require an auxiliary aid, service or accommodation in order to participate in Extension programs are encouraged to contact the Rockwall County Extension Office prior to the engagement.



QUICK REFERENCE

LOCAL Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service 972-204-7660 USDA- Natural Resources Conservation Service 972-552-5254 USDA—Farm Service Agency 972-552-5254 Rockwall County Tax Appraisal District 972-771-2034 Rockwall County Farm Bureau 972-771-6936 Texas Parks & Wildlife (Game Warden) 972-226-9966 David Drake Extension Agent Integrated Pest Mgt. 903-886-5363 TAMU-C Agriculture Department 903-886-5358 Emory Livestock Auction 903-473-2512 Sulphur Springs Livestock & Dairy Auction 903-885-2455 Van Zandt County Livestock Auction 903-873-2117 REGIONAL Texas Wildlife Service 817.978.3146 Texas Predator Control Service (Sam Donaldson) 903-572-3370 Animal Damage Control Services (Cliff Moore) 1-800-700-1131 Texas Animal Health Commission 1-800-658-6560 Federal Land Bank Association. 972-562-6906 AgriLand Farm Credit Services 903-885-7608 North Central Texas Illegal Dumping. 1-888-335-DUMP Texas Farm Service Agency 972-552-5254 Texas Department of Agriculture - Dallas 214.631.0265 STATE Texas Department of Agriculture - Austin 1-800-TELL-TDA Texas Animal Health Commission - Austin 1-800-550-8242 Texas & Southwestern Cattle Raisers Association 817-332-7064



ROCKWALL COUNTY AGRICULTURE AGENCY AND

SERVICE DIRECTORY

TEXAS ANIMAL HEALTH

COMMISSION

The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) has legislative authority to make and enforce regulations to prevent, control, and eradicate specific infectious animal diseases which endanger livestock. TAHC regulations are made and adopted by 13 governor-appointed commissioners who represent the general public and various livestock industries and professions. The commissioners serve staggered six-year terms and meet as needed to study the regulatory needs of the agency, review public comments on proposed regulation changes, and adopt new rules when necessary. The TAHC also works to keep pests from reoccurring as major livestock health hazards. Ultimately, the TAHC's mission and role is the assurance of marketability and mobility of Texas livestock. The TAHC works to sustain and continue to make a vital contribution to a wholesome and abundant supply of meat, eggs, and dairy products at affordable costs. The mission of the TAHC is the prevention, surveillance, diagnosis, control and eradication of targeted diseases and conditions affecting livestock, poultry and exotic livestock and fowl. Some of the targeted diseases have human health implications. These functions contribute to a solid foundation for economic prosperity, while decreasing human health risks for the people of Texas.

Mount Pleasant Regional Office 313 West Alabama Street, Suite 1, Mt. Pleasant, TX 75455

903.572.1966 www.tahc.state.tx.us

Dr. Hank Hayes—Regional Director Bill Curry—Supervising Inspector

FARM SERVICE AGENCY

The Farm Service Agency is an agency of the United States Department of Agriculture. The FSA administers Federal Programs on a local basis. Programs assist farmers and ranchers in the production of agricultural products. The categories include Commodity Programs, Conservation Programs, Agricultural Credit, Non Insured Crop Assistance Programs, and Emergency Relief Programs. Land owners should notify the FSA when they purchase agricultural land. If an owner is recorded with the FSA office they will be placed on the mailing list and will receive a regular newsletter that will inform them of the programs available to them. A copy of the deed is required when registering ownership. The FSA office maintains a complete set of aerial photographs for the county. Copies of these photographs are available to land owners. FSA has land measuring capabilities, both from the photographs and in the field. Field measurements require the payment of a fee. However, in most cases, measurements can be made in the office from the aerial maps at no charge. The FSA county office staff works under



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Pullen Fencing J. Kyle Pullen General Ranch Welding, Entryways, Barns, Pipe, Barbwire 214.708.0544 [email protected] Bar W Metalworks Will Wilcoxson Welding, Fencing,Fabrication 214.533.5677 [email protected]

Triple Bar Ranch Trey Harris Hay Hauling 214.728.4592 [email protected] Mark Schultz Feral Hog Removal 3001 S Central Expy, Ste 301 McKinney, TX 75070 847-691-0616 (Cell)

INDEPENDENT PROVIDERS



Seedstock Cattle Producers JEB Farms-Hereford/Polled Herefords 903.609.6899 Pullen Herefords - Hereford/Polled Herefords 972-722-5081 Triple Creek Ranch - Red Angus 972-524-5105 Springer Shorthorns - Shorthorns 214-535-1338



Veterinary Care Animal Hospital of Heath Rockwall 972.772.0040 Cat Clinic of Rockwall Rockwall 972.471.9913 Country Friends Veterinary Clinic Royse City 972.636.9562 Farmersville Vet Clinic (Large Animals) Farmersville 972.782.6153 Lakeside Veterinary Clinic Rockwall 972.771.0504 Premier Vet Care Animal Clinic Rowlett 972.463.8387 Quinlan Animal Clinic (Large Animals) Quinlan 903.356.3156 Ridge Road Animal Hospital (Avian, Small Mammal, Reptiles) Rockwall 972-771-1113

Risinger Veterinary Hospital (Large Animals) 972-563-3305 Terrell Rockwall Equine Center Poetry 972-524-6616 Rockwall County Veterinary Clinic 972.722.9422 Rowlett Veterinary Clinic Rowlett 972.475.1312 Stonebridge Veterinary Hospital Rockwall 972.722.2262 Timbercreek Animal Hospital Rockwall 972.722.1644 Trinity Mobile Vet (Large Animals) 214.232.0001 VCA Ridge Road Animal Hospital Rockwall 469.745.1096

the supervision of an elected committee of farmers and ranchers. All registered land owners and operators are eligible to vote in the election and to serve on the committee. The county committee makes decisions that adapt the Federal programs to local needs. They represent a grass roots input into the local administration of Federal programs and are an important part of the operation of the FSA. Rockwall and Kaufman Counties have a joint office located in Forney at: Physical location and mailing

address: 8628 FM 741 Forney, Texas 75126 (972)552-5254 ext 2 www.fsa.usda.gov/ Ivan Suarez County Executive Director (972) 552-5254 ext 2 (844) 496-7070 fax [email protected]

Bashir I Duale Farm Loan Manager 972. 937.2660

ROCKWALL COUNTY AGRICULTURE AGENCY AND

SERVICE DIRECTORY

TEXAS A&M AGRILIFE

EXTENSION SERVICE Texas A&M Agrilife Extension Service is a branch of the Texas A&M University System which works to educate Texans in the areas of agricultural production, environmental stewardship, horticulture, youth and adult life skills, human capital and leadership and community economic development. This is accomplished through community educational programs, distribution of factual information through brochures, fact sheets, and media outlets, and individual assistance with production questions. The Extension Service provides access to citizens in all 254 Texas counties and works cooperatively with other TAMUS parts and external agencies and organizations to achieve its goals. The Rockwall County Extension Office is located iat 915 Whitmore St., Suite B, Rockwall. Office hours are 8:00 a.m. to 12:00 p.m. and 1:00 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. Phone Number : 972.204.7660 Fax Number: 972.204.7669 rockwall.agrilife.org

Todd K. Williams, MA County Extension Agent - Agriculture & Natural Resources Aimee Sandifeer, EdD County Extension Agent-Family and Community Health

Shelly Spearman Office Manager



Davin Rivera 9403205.6076 Steve Bledsoe 903.340.9137 Rex Smith 469.251.2233 Donald Dieterich 940.448.0332 Moshen Elandary 972.998.2300 Connor White 903.360.2253 Brett Bonin 504.481.1558 James Bluba 309.287.6113 Douglas Lehto 817.773.0548 Johnathan Herb 682.558.6550

Rebecca Baughan 972.841.3751 Darwyn Flynn 214.679.9143 Brent Bennett 682.540.4433 Esther Davis 972.980.0923 Willie Grubaugh 214.244.3871 Bryce Duncan 972.566.5821 Justin Duncan 72.415.4235 Laurie Massey 817.823.5824 Juan Carlos Gomez 972.4647504

TAIS Registered Swarm Removal Service Providers for Rockwall County



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Texas Bee Supply Blue Ridge, TX 469.500.1473 www.texasbeesupply.com Also refer back to Farm & Ranch suppliers for additional businesses.



Bee Keeping Suppliers

Additional Bee Information

Texas Beekeepers Association—texasbeekeepers.org Texas Apiary Inspection Service— txbeeinspection.tamu.edu The Xerces Society; pollinator research & education xerces.org

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Extension programs are grass roots driven. Residents from across the county define commodity area and needs driven committees. The volunteers assist the staff in providing relevant educational opportunities for the public. The program areas include production agriculture, production horticulture, homeowner agriculture/horticulture, youth development and family & community health. The Extension Office in each county coordinates the Texas 4-H program offering extra curricular opportunities to young people 8 and in the third grade through 18 years of age. 4-H fosters a family focused approach and is volunteer led. The Agriculture Extension Agent coordinates the Master Gardener Volunteer Development Program. This program utilizes trained volunteers to help disseminate up-to-date, research based horticulture information to county residents. The Rockwall County Master Gardener Association hosts the Annual Rockwall County Tour of Gardens as well as other educational seminars.

Extension program serve people of all ages regardless of socioeconomic level, race, color, sex, religion, disability or national origin. Texas A&M University System, U.S. Department of Agriculture, and the county Commissioners Courts of Texas Cooperating. Individuals with disabilities who require an auxiliary aid, service, or accommodations in order to participate in Extension programs are encouraged to contact the Rockwall County Extension Office in advance.



The Texas Department of Agriculture is a governmental agency with headquarters in Austin, Texas. It is both a marketing and regulatory agency with responsibilities that range from monitoring gas pumps and scanners, regulating pesticide use and certifying organic growers, to promoting Texas food, fiber, and wine. The agency’s functions are divided among support-oriented divisions, program-based divisions and areas concerned with policy and intergovernmental affairs. The Program Division consists of the following: Field Operations - five regional offices and four sub-offices provide marketing and inspection services. Marketing and Agribusiness Development - Promoting sales of raw and processed agricultural commodities, livestock and agricultural products. Pesticide Programs - Administers federal and state pesticide laws, provides laboratory testing services, and pesticide applicator training and licensing. Producer Services - Includes market information, ag statistics, guidance in ethics and safety issues and the Family Land Heritage Program. Regulatory Programs: Consists of Texas Cooperative Inspection Program, Agri-Systems, Seed

Quality, Weights and Measures, and Commodities.



TEXAS DEPARTMENT

OF AGRICULTURE

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Aquaculture Suppliers Boat Cycle 903-657-3751

Texas Freshwater Fisheries Center 903-676-2277

Hunting & Wildlife Suppliers Rockwall Deer Processing 972-722-8006

Native Outdoors—Game cameras, Hunting Supplies, Deer feeders 972-635-7220

Rockwall Gun Club—RGC Shop Guns, Sporting Good and accessories 972.551.0470 Nationwide retailers found locally include: Bass Pro Shop, Dicks Sporting Goods and Academy

Soil, Water & Plant Testing Labs

Texas A&M 979-845-4816 soiltesting.tamu.edu

Stephen F. Austin 936-468-4500 ag.sfau.edu

Noble Research Institute 580-224-6480 noble.org/ag/services/testing/

Texas Plant & Soils Lab 956-383-0739 texasplantandsoillab.com



Atwwoods Ranch & Home 903.454.5426 Big Tex Trailers 972.722.0538 Eagle Hardware Farm & Ranch 972.635.7878 Eldorado Chemical 972.563.7539 Four Brothers Outdoor Power 972.636.2963 Glynn Dodson Farms 972.635.2501

Holt Ranch and Feed 469-723-3230 Kearney Trailers 903.527.5866

McCoys Building Supply 972.524.5330 Mitchell Feed & Ranch Supply 972.636.2733 Northeast Texas Farmers Co-op 903.455.6365 Pinky’s Feed & More 469.314.4869 Poetry Tack & AG 972.563.2158 972.521.7795 Rockwall Trailers 972.772.4045 Tractor Supply Co 972.635.2737

Farm & Ranch Suppliers





Rockwall County, the regional field office is located:

1720 Regal Row, Suite 118

Dallas, TX 75235 Phone Number: 214.631.0265

Thomas Northcutt, Interim Director

[email protected] www.texasagriculture.gov

TEXAS COMPTROLLER OF

PUBLIC ACCOUNTS

The Texas Comptroller’s Office was originally created by the Texas provisional government in 1835. The Comptroller is the chief steward of the stat’s finances, acting as tax collector, chief accountant, chief revenue estimator and chief treasurer for all of state government, in addition to administering a number of other programs.

www.comptroller.texas.gov/ Department List with Contact Numbers:

www.comptroller.texas.gov/about/contact/ 800.862.2260

Ag Timber Exemption Information: www.comptroller.texas.gov/taxes/ag-timber/

The Texas Wildlife Services Program provides statewide leadership in the science, education and practice of wildlife management to protect the state’s agricultural, industrial and natural resources, as well as the public’s health, safety and property. Wildlife is important to the economy and to the aesthetics and health of our environment; yet, some wildlife do at times cause problems that must be dealt with in a professional manner. Animal damage to Texas resources, such as agriculture, natural resources, property, and human health and safety, cause millions of dollars in losses each year. Since wildlife is a public resource that belongs to all citizens, government has a responsibility to respond to the problems wildlife cause while at the same time protecting the resource being damaged. Resolving conflicts between wildlife and human interests requires wildlife damage management expertise. Wildlife damage management is an integral component of professional wildlife management. The complex wildlife damage management environment includes a combination of biological, legal, socio-political, financial and technical considerations. The goal of Wildlife Services is to protect the State’s agricultural, industrial, and natural resources and the public’s health, safety and property from damage caused by wildlife. Texas Wildlife Services accomplishes this through a cooperation with federal, state, and private entities, servicing both rural and urban areas, utilizing technical assistance and direct control services in this specialized field of wildlife management.

agrilife.org/txwildlifeservices

Randy M. Smith, District Supervisor 501 W. 10th St., Ft Worth, Texas 76102

817.978.3146

TEXAS WILDLIFE SERVICES





CHAMPION GENETICS

Champion Genetics 18035 FM 17

Canton TX 75103

Office: 903.567.4044 Toll Free: 1.866.604.4044

Fax: 903.567.6587 Email: [email protected]

Whether your needs are for deer, cattle or rodeo stock, Champion Genetics is your custom collection service of choice. We offer bull and buck semen collection at your site or bulls at our facilities. In addition, we offer storage, transfer, shipping and supplies. Consultation and training is available to

you as additional services.

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mailto:[email protected]

D’S DIAGNOSTIC SERVICES

D’s Diagnostic Services provides farmers and ranchers, veterinarians, and/or sale barns a quick and easy non-invasive means to assure pregnancy—a simply YES or NO, in a fraction of the time to on-site palpate, with practically no risk of unsettling the embryo by physical manipulation. BioPRYN evaluates the blood for specific protein that indicates pregnancy and has been show to be 97% accurate. D’s Diagnositcs delivers fast, accurate, safe and economical pregnancy diagnosis in your livestock. Samples can be shipped or dropped off in the to the 24 hours drop box.

Denise Rector P.O. Box 318 or 204 S. Walnut (for UPS or FedEx)

Lehigh, OK 74556

800.333.9154 www.ddiagnosticservices.com



The Texas Farm Bureau is an organization of over 300,000 member families committed to the advancement of agriculture and prosperity for rural Texas. Members are provided with a wide range of involvement programs, cost-effective services, and an attractive benefit package. Programs include Legislation, Research and Education, Regulatory Activities, Young Farmer and Rancher Leadership, and Youth Programs to name a few. In addition, membership services include Financial Services, Property Protection Program, Group Accidental Death Insurance, Auto Parts Discounts, Gate Sign Program, Car Seat Program, Travel Services, Long Distance Phone Service, Health Insurance, Discount Eye Wear, Dental Plans, Discount Prescription Drug Program, Texas Agricultural Service Company, Sherwin-Williams Discount Program, and Ford Truck Rebate. In Rockwall, the Farm Bureau office is located: P.O. Box 726 Rockwall, Texas 75087 Physical Location is 3023 East I-30 Suite J Rockwall, Texas 75087 Phone Number: 972.771.6936 www.txfb.org/



Every agricultural operation is unique. That's why we structure every loan for the needs of the individual borrower and the production and marketing cycle of the commodity being financed. Cow-Calf, Stocker and Feedlot Operations Crop Operations Timber Operations Nurseries Other Agricultural Ventures Looking to the future, it is expected that agriculture will continue to change rapidly. From this change will come both opportunity and hardship. Texas Farm Credit is continually striving to improve both our loan products and delivery system in order to serve borrowers better, and to help each individual become more successful.

Rockwall-Heath Branch Office 6540 Alliance Dr. Suite 130

214.442.9095

Relationship Manager: Dustin McClendon

www.texasfcs.com



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CENTRAL TAX

APPRAISAL DISTIRCT

The Central Appraisal District is a political subdivision of the State of Texas. The Appraisal District’s primary responsibility is to develop an annual appraisal roll, by establishing and maintaining market value appraisals for all real and business personal property. Agriculture Exemptions can be applied for by filling out an application obtained from the office. There are various requirements that must be met to qualify for an exemption. There are basic guidelines that are followed when consideration is made and each piece of property is considered on an individual basis. 841 Justin Road Rockwall, Texas 75087 Phone Number: 972.771.2034 Email: [email protected] Note: RCAD is not part of the Rockwall County Government System. It is subdivision of the State of Texas.



ROCKWALL COUNTY EMERGENCY

MANAGEMENT SERVICES

Emergency management is the process of coordinating resources to help prevent, prepare, and respond to disasters.

Phases

Mitigation Preparation Response Recovery

Focus

Our focus is on mitigation and preparation with the intent of preventing the loss of life and destruction of property. Each of these phases contributes

a different aspect to emergency management.

Melanie Jensen Emergency Management Coordinator 972 T.L. Townsend Dr. Rockwall, TX 75087 Ph: 972.204.7080 Fax:972.204.7099



HERITAGE LAND BANK

Heritage Land Bank provides rural residential and rural real estate loans. Borrowers who are serviced include part-time farmers and ranchers, investor and gentleman ranchers and farmers, full-time farmers and people desiring to live in the country. Loans are made for rural land purchase, home site purchase, home construction, barns and other land improvements, and refinancing. The Heritage Land Bank has a cooperative structure, and is owned by those per-sons making loans. It is located in McKinney : 5901 Wesley St., Ste. 102 Greenville, Texas 75402 Phone number: 903.455.2835 www.heritagelandbank.com Contact person: Chad Stephenson



Agriculture faces great challenges. We're here to deliver solutions. We are scientists, consultants, collaborators, plant breeders, greenhouse assistants, agricultural economists, forage agronomists, beef producers, soils and crops specialists, wildlife biologists, biochemists, mycologists, genomicists, community members, teachers, life-long learners. About 350 of us come together from 20-plus countries to work at Noble Research Institute headquarters in Ardmore, Oklahoma, and research farms in the surrounding area, to carry out the vision of Lloyd Noble. The Agriculture Division provides free help to regional agricultural producers and other stewards of natural resources to help them achieve their financial, production and quality of life goals. The Division serves a 47 county area within a 100 mile radius of the Noble Research Institute headquarters in Ardmore, which includes both Oklahoma and Texas. Activities are organized into four interconnected areas: Research We focus on research that will help farmers and ranchers improve land stewardship and productivity regionally, nationally and internationally. Our approach considers all spectrums of agricultural research, including the basic, translational and applied. We study the basic molecular



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and genetic levels of how plants grow and interact with the microbial world around them, develop stronger plants more tolerant to drought and resistant against diseases and pests, and evaluate how well cattle perform in various grazing systems. Producer Relations We keep the heart of agriculture – its farmers, ranchers and other land stewards – at the forefront of our activities. They are our friends and neighbors, and we help them meet their goals through one-on-one, no-cost consultation. These relationships keep us connected to real-life producer needs so research remains focused on answering relevant, pressing questions. We also provide leadership and training for other agricultural organizations so that together we can better serve agriculture. Applied Agricultural Systems Research and Technology We are producers, too. We live out what we teach, and we know challenges facing agriculture first-hand. We raise forage-based beef cattle, grow horticultural crops like pecans, and manage natural resources on seven research and demonstration farms that span 14,000 acres of southern Oklahoma. These farms provide a place for researchers to apply their work in a real-world environment. Producers can also visit our farms to see innovation in action. Education We share our knowledge and expertise, including what we've learned from our research, with students of all ages. We host adult agricultural seminars and workshops related to cattle, forages, natural resources and economics. We also foster an awareness and appreciation for agriculture in the next generation, our future problem-solvers. We offer a variety of interactive learning opportunities, including tours and internships.

Noble Research Institute 2510 Sam Noble Parkway

Ardmore, OK 73402 580.223.5810

Public Helpline: 580.224.6500 www.noble.org



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