Noble Grazing Essentials: Jefferson City, MO

Noble Grazing Essentials: Jefferson City, MO

Learn easy-to-follow techniques to quickly assess your forage production and infrastructure capacity to begin grazing more effectively.

By Noble Research Institute

Date and time

October 22 · 8:30am - October 24 · 5pm CDT

Location

George Washington Carver Farm- Lincoln University

3804 Bald Hill Road Jefferson City, MO 65101

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About this event

Find Greener Pastures Ahead. Get on the right path to increased profits, healthier livestock, and more resilient grazing lands.

Do you want to...

  • Develop the grazing plan that works for you?
  • Maximize forage use without overgrazing?
  • Calculate optimal stocking rates and carrying capacity?


The grazing management decisions you make today impact everything from the soil beneath your feet to the community all around you. Together, we can help you grow not only a healthier operation, but a legacy that lasts.

Noble Grazing Essentials will teach you management strategies that tap into your property’s full forage production capabilities. You’ll learn proven techniques to get the most out of every acre while building soil health and pasture resilience over time. Gain confidence with customized calculations that maximize production for your unique property.

"I would recommend it to anybody that is thinking about getting into [regenerative grazing]. I’ve been to about three or four different states trying to learn the regen stuff, and when I saw this pop up, it was a must that I had to come."

—LUIS HERNANDEZ, previous attendee

Improve your land and your profits.

Our regenerative grazing course, developed in collaboration with grazing expert Jim Gerrish, teaches easy-to-implement grazing strategies that will revitalize your land’s natural resources and your bottom line. You’ll learn the core principles of:

  • Improving the health of your soil through grazing methods.
  • Properly assessing and calculating carrying capacity and stocking rates.
  • Implementing rotational grazing for pasture rest and recovery.
  • Increasing biodiversity in plant and wildlife species.
  • Protecting watersheds and increasing drought resistance.

What to expect when you join a Noble Grazing Essentials class:

  • Hands-On In the Field: Engage in practical, hands-on activities that bring the classroom instruction to life.
  • Experienced Facilitators: Our facilitators, with decades of real ranching experience, will guide you through every step.
  • Interactive Discussion: Ask questions and get answers while learning and implementing the skills being taught.
  • Tools to Get Started: You’ll have everything you need to immediately begin making changes on your ranch.

"Noble has really opened my eyes to what we can do on our ranch. I’m excited to take this management back to my ranch in Texas. It just blows me away what regenerative ranching can do to regenerate the soil and the grasses."

—EDWARD BARRETT, previous attendee

Build knowledge and skills in the classroom and in the field.

Noble Grazing Essentials is a 3-day, hands-on, in-person course that teaches you the tools you need to quickly assess your forage production and carrying capacity to design and implement grazing plans that work for you, your livestock and your land.


Noble Grazing Essentials includes:

Day 1 • Indoor and Outdoor Activities

  • Grazing Mindset
  • Regenerative Grazing Principles
  • Grazing for Soil Health
  • The Tool of Observation for Your Pastures
  • Grazing Assessments
  • Setting Up a Grazing Paddock

Day 2 • Indoor and Outdoor Activities

  • Measuring Forage Growth
  • Carrying Capacity
  • Overgrazing
  • Resource Inventory
  • Grazing Scenarios
  • Field Exercises
  • Measuring Forage Availability
  • Use Forage Availability to Determine Next Animal Grazing Paddock
  • Field Observations and Inventory
  • Grazing Paddock Set Up and Livestock Movement
  • Basic Business Principles

Day 3 • Indoor and Outdoor Activities

  • Final Field Assessment and Observation
  • Ultra High Stock Density
  • Water Infrastructure Options
  • Fencing Infrastructure Options
  • Assessing Your Current Grazing Situation
  • Utilizing Your Property Map
  • Identifying Your Limiting Factors
  • Choosing a Grazing Strategy


What else is included?

When you’re ready to bring your ranch plans to life, our community of fellow regenerative ranchers and our trusted advisors are here to offer support and coaching services every step of the way. You’ll have access to these exclusive benefits — at no additional cost:

"I also learned that we’re not alone. In this class, we’re all trying to get to the same end. We all want to be better ranchers; we want to be more sustainable. And now I have resources – there’s a whole community."

—HOLLIE BOYER, previous attendee

Discount Codes

Student Discount

College students with a valid ID receive 50% off using code: STUDENT

To receive this discount you must register with an .edu email address. You may be asked to present your student ID at check-in.

Military Discount

All active-duty military members and veterans are eligible to receive 20% off using code: VETERAN

To receive this discount you may be asked to present your Military ID at check-in.

Tribal Discount

Tribal members are eligible to receive 20% off using code: TRIBE

To receive this discount, you may be asked to present your Tribal ID at check-in.

Discount codes cannot be combined; only one code can be used per purchase

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Noble Research Institute, LLC is an independent nonprofit agricultural research organization dedicated to delivering solutions to great agricultural challenges.

Headquartered in Ardmore, Oklahoma, Noble's goal is to achieve land stewardship for improved soil health in grazing animal production with lasting producer profitability. Achievement of this goal will be measured by farmers and ranchers profitably regenerating hundreds of millions of acres of U.S. grazing lands. Noble aims to remove, mitigate or help producers avoid the barriers that deter the lasting use of regenerative, profitable land management practices in grazing animal production.

Researchers, consultants, educators and ranch managers work together to give farmers and ranchers the skills and tools to regenerate the land in a profitable manner. Noble researchers and educators seek and deliver answers to producer questions concerning regenerative management of pasture and range environments, wildlife, pecan production, and livestock production. Regenerative management recognizes that each decision made on the ranch impacts the interactions of the soil, plants, water, animals and producers. Noble’s 14,000 acres of working ranch lands provide a living laboratory on which to demonstrate and practice regenerative principles and ideas to deliver value to farmers and ranchers across the U.S.

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