Following the initial launch of Essentials of Regenerative Ranching, Noble Research Institute is bringing the program to Northeast Texas Community College’s Elizabeth Hoggatt Whatley Agriculture Complex on August 15-16, 2023, in Mount Pleasant, Texas. This two-day immersive experience will equip ranchers with the knowledge, skills and tools necessary to monitor and enhance the health of their land, livestock, and financial wellbeing.
Farmers and ranchers navigate uncertainty from weather, fluctuating market prices and skyrocketing inputs. Many producers are seeking new skills and tools that offer greater control and reduce their operational uncertainty. While regenerative ranching can help mitigate or avoid some of these issues altogether, ranchers may struggle to find reliable information about implementation or fail to receive the ongoing support they need for lasting success.
In response to these challenges, Noble Research Institute has designed Essentials of Regenerative Ranching to offer farmers and ranchers guidance in using core principles and proven monitoring methods. This program allows them to overcome obstacles, become more informed problem solvers and more resilient to the highs and lows of the industry. By participating in this program, ranchers join a community of like-minded producers who are shaping the future of ranching and leaving a lasting impact on their land and families.
“We are thrilled to collaborate with Northeast Texas Community College and offer the Essentials of Regenerative Ranching program at the Elizabeth Hoggatt Whatley Agriculture Complex,” said Hugh Aljoe, Director of Ranches, Outreach, and Partnerships at Noble Research Institute. “This enables us to extend our reach and provide valuable resources to ranchers in northeast Texas, helping them unlock the full potential of their operations.”
Registration for the Mount Pleasant course is now open. Ranchers of all experience levels and operation sizes are encouraged to secure their spot early.
To learn more about the program, reserve your spot and join the movement toward resilient ranching practices in northeast Texas, visit www.noble.org/essentials.
This original article was published on June 28th, 2023 by the Noble Research Institute.
