For several decades Nebraska has proudly and appropriately regarded irrigation development as an important source of economic growth. However, in some parts of the state we now have too much of a good thing! To meet our Compact obligations to Kansas and Colorado in the Republican Basin and to comply with the proposed Cooperative Agreement for the Platte Basin we must find a way to consume less irrigation water. The cost of reducing irrigation and the equity implications will depend on what methods the state uses to achieve this objective
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
There is currently considerable speculation and concern over the possibility of using reduced ground...
In Nebraska, irrigation is the best risk management tool to hedge against weather variations that ne...
For several decades Nebraska has proudly and appropriately regarded irrigation development as an imp...
Nebraska’s obligations under the terms of the Republican Basin Compact and the Cooperative Agreement...
The potential costs to irrigators, the state economy and the state budget were estimated for differe...
Nebraska is in violation of the Republican River Compact Settlement for 2006 by an estimated 41,430 ...
The potential costs to irrigators, the state economy and the state budget were estimated for differe...
Nebraska agricultural research has historically improved farm income, increased land values, reduced...
There has been considerable discussion about the impact of groundwater irrigation development on str...
On December 19, 2007 the state of Kansas informed the state of Nebraska that we are out of complianc...
Nebraska’s water resources are cost-effective insurance for harnessing the productive potential of c...
Nebraska is #1. According to the most recent U.S. 2007 Census of Agriculture (released in February o...
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
There is currently considerable speculation and concern over the possibility of using reduced ground...
In Nebraska, irrigation is the best risk management tool to hedge against weather variations that ne...
For several decades Nebraska has proudly and appropriately regarded irrigation development as an imp...
Nebraska’s obligations under the terms of the Republican Basin Compact and the Cooperative Agreement...
The potential costs to irrigators, the state economy and the state budget were estimated for differe...
Nebraska is in violation of the Republican River Compact Settlement for 2006 by an estimated 41,430 ...
The potential costs to irrigators, the state economy and the state budget were estimated for differe...
Nebraska agricultural research has historically improved farm income, increased land values, reduced...
There has been considerable discussion about the impact of groundwater irrigation development on str...
On December 19, 2007 the state of Kansas informed the state of Nebraska that we are out of complianc...
Nebraska’s water resources are cost-effective insurance for harnessing the productive potential of c...
Nebraska is #1. According to the most recent U.S. 2007 Census of Agriculture (released in February o...
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
There is currently considerable speculation and concern over the possibility of using reduced ground...
In Nebraska, irrigation is the best risk management tool to hedge against weather variations that ne...