Much of the history of Nebraska, and especially the history of western Nebraska, is a story of the search for water. The settler in western Nebraska did not find farming an easy or pleasant task and seldom did he find adequate moisture. The early settler found nature a firm and unrelenting force. The winds blew constantly and when the rains came they usually came in the form of a deluge washing the land barren and leaving it gullied with canyons. Frequently the rains were accompanied by severe hail storms - storms which pounded the crops into the earth as though a maddened giant had trampled them
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
Blair, situated on the Missouri River at the eastern edge of Nebraska, is in the original territory ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Extension circular 769 provides summaries and illustrations of using irrigation in the farm garden
Extension circular 763 contains common questions about irrigations that are answered by irrigation s...
Before one decides to install a pumping plant for irrigating purposes there are a good many factors ...
Presented at the Central Plains irrigation short course and exposition on February 5-6, 2001 at the ...
Extension circular 746 provides information on garden irrigation that best fits Nebraska conditions....
Read this volume if you want to know anything, nearly everything, about the history of water develop...
Extension Circular 79-722 is about water storage in Nebraska and the importance of rainbarrels in th...
The subject of irrigation is of great importance to the people of South Dakota, and especially so to...
One of the important adjustments made by the settlers of the High Plains to their new environment wa...
Citation: Thackrey, William Elwood. The irrigation of our plains. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricu...
"No factor has played so great a part in our economic development as irrigation.
Water is power. Water is strength. Water is health. In the Rocky Mountains, it is the most valuable ...
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
Blair, situated on the Missouri River at the eastern edge of Nebraska, is in the original territory ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...
Extension circular 769 provides summaries and illustrations of using irrigation in the farm garden
Extension circular 763 contains common questions about irrigations that are answered by irrigation s...
Before one decides to install a pumping plant for irrigating purposes there are a good many factors ...
Presented at the Central Plains irrigation short course and exposition on February 5-6, 2001 at the ...
Extension circular 746 provides information on garden irrigation that best fits Nebraska conditions....
Read this volume if you want to know anything, nearly everything, about the history of water develop...
Extension Circular 79-722 is about water storage in Nebraska and the importance of rainbarrels in th...
The subject of irrigation is of great importance to the people of South Dakota, and especially so to...
One of the important adjustments made by the settlers of the High Plains to their new environment wa...
Citation: Thackrey, William Elwood. The irrigation of our plains. Senior thesis, Kansas State Agricu...
"No factor has played so great a part in our economic development as irrigation.
Water is power. Water is strength. Water is health. In the Rocky Mountains, it is the most valuable ...
Attribute it to the multi-year drought, the threat of future well-drilling moratoriums or an increas...
Blair, situated on the Missouri River at the eastern edge of Nebraska, is in the original territory ...
The Oklahoma Cooperative Extension Service periodically issues revisions to its publications. The mo...