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Episode 10 | Noble Research Institute: Leading the Way in Regenerative Ranching

In this episode of Ranchworthy, we sit down with Steve Rhines, CEO of Noble Research Institute, and Hugh Aljoe, Director of Producer Relations, to uncover the history, mission, and vision behind one of the most influential organizations in American ranching. Founded in 1945, the Noble Research Institute has long been a trusted resource for ranchers. Today, they’re leading the charge in regenerative ranching practices—helping producers build healthier soils, stronger ecosystems, and more resilient cattle operations. If you’re a first-time producer or someone looking to explore regenerative agriculture, this episode will give you the background, insights, and practical tools to understand why Noble made this transition and how their resources can help ranchers like you. 🔑 What You’ll Learn in This Episode: -The history of Noble Research Institute and its impact on U.S. ranching. -Why Noble made the move to regenerative agriculture. -How regenerative practices improve soil health, forage systems, and cattle production. -Resources Noble offers to support ranchers at every stage of their journey. -Insights from CEO Steve Rhines and Hugh Aljoe on the future of ranching. If you enjoyed this conversation, don’t forget to like this video, subscribe to Ranchworthy, and turn on notifications so you don’t miss future episodes! For more resources and support, check out the Noble Research Institute. Ranchworthy is Powered by our partnership with: Texas A&M Center for Grazinglands and Ranch Management - https://cgrm.tamu.edu/ USDA NRCS - https://www.nrcs.usda.gov/ National Grazing Lands Coalition (NatGLC) - https://www.grazinglands.org/ #RegenerativeRanching #RegenerativeAgriculture #SoilHealth #SustainableRanching #RotationalGrazing #RanchLife #CattleRanching #RanchingForBeginners #NobleResearchInstitute #AgEducation #ProducerResources #AgSustainability #AgResearch #BeefCattle #RanchingCommunity #FarmAndRanch #AgInnovation #HealthySoilsHealthyFood #GrassfedBeef #Ranchworthy #NobleResearch #Oklahoma #history #sustainability #enviornment #soil #water #education #family #producers