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Program NameOverviewPractice(s)
A Greener World
Overview: This project will expand markets for commodities produced using Climate-Smart regenerative practices, with a focus on increasing accessibility to regenerative farming practices and markets for small and/or underserved producersPractice(s): Access Control, Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Buffer Strips, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Critical Area Planting, Crop Rotation, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Borders, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forestry Planting and Management, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Irrigation Water Management, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Wetland Restoration, Wetlands, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- Cover Crops
Overview: Must provide FSA 578 and FSA subsidiary print. Cannot be enrolled in other federally funded programs like EQIP/CSP/RCPP. Plant a cover crop no later than NRCS accepted date. Must have corn, soybeans, or wheat in rotation.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover CropsLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- ISCC EMISSIONS SCORING
Overview: Establish a Carbon Intensity Score (CI Score) for your operation and earn a premium on corn that you deliver to an ISCC eligible ADM location between September 1, 2025 and August 31, 2026. Farmer must complete and sign the ISCC self declaration questions during enrollment. Premiums are paid twice a year (May and September 2026) on bushels delivered to an ISCC eligible location. A small subset of farmers will be selected for an on-site interview and compensated $1,000Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, GHG emissions reduction, In-Field Management, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Living Roots Year-Round, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative AgLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- Wheat 4R Nitrogen Management
Overview: 4R program consists of: right rate, right source, right time, right placement for 2025 harvested wheat. To qualify for payment, Farmer must utilize the required criteria, and at least one of the best practices criteria defined under each category.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover CropsLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- Wheat Living Roots
Overview: Only applicable on 2025 harvested wheat fields. Have a living root established on field year round. Double cropped soybeans after wheat, harvested grain or forage crop following wheat.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover CropsLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- Wheat Nitrogen Use Efficiency (NUE)
Overview: NUE scores are calculated on each field by dividing the number of lbs. of Nitrogen ‘N’ applied per acre by the number of bushels produced per acre (yield) for 2025 harvested wheat. Less than 1.5 lbs Nitrogen/Bushel to qualifyPractice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover CropsLearn MoreADM Nebraska Re:Generations- Wheat No-Till or Strip-Till
Overview: Only applicable on 2025 harvested wheat fields. Can be in other federally funded programs.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover CropsLearn More
ADM re:generations
Overview: ADM’s Re:generations programs provide payment for farmers currently using or adopting regenerative agricultural practices.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Living Roots Year-Round, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreAdvancing U.S. Pork Sustainability and Market Value Grant
Overview: The Advancing U.S. Pork Sustainability and Market Value grant is an opportunity for farmers in 12 states to receive technical support and incentives for adopting agriculture practices that advance markets for pork.Practice(s): Conservation Cover, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Feed Management, Fencing, In-Field Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreAgoro Carbon
Overview: Agoro Carbon is a company helping to make the carbon market more accessible to farmers and ranchers by providing resources and assistance to interested parties.Practice(s): Cover Crops, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Increased Biodiversity, Nutrient Management, Prescribed Grazing, Reduced- or No-Till, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn More
American Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Converting Conventional Till to No-Till/Strip Till RCPP Program
Overview: Empower farmers and ethanol producers to earn higher tax credits and premium prices in clean or low carbon fuel markets based on the conservation practices.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreAmerican Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Converting Conventional Till to Reduced Till RCPP Program
Overview: Empower farmers and ethanol producers to earn higher tax credits and premium prices in clean or low carbon fuel markets based on the conservation practices.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreAmerican Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Converting Reduced Till to No-Till/Strip Till RCPP Program
Overview: Empower farmers and ethanol producers to earn higher tax credits and premium prices in clean or low carbon fuel markets based on the conservation practices.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreAmerican Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Early Adopter RCPP Program
Overview: Empower farmers and ethanol producers to earn higher tax credits and premium prices in clean or low carbon fuel markets based on the conservation practices.Practice(s): _Other, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Manure Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreAmerican Coalition for Ethanol (ACE) Nutrient Management RCPP Program
Overview: Empower farmers and ethanol producers to earn higher tax credits and premium prices in clean or low carbon fuel markets based on the conservation practices.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, Nutrient Management, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreAmerican Sustainable Business Institute, Inc.: The Growing GRASS Project
Overview: The Growing GRASS & Climate-Smart Value-Added U.S. Commodity Markets Project (Growing GRASS Project) will help U.S. beef and bison producers optimize total value from their regenerative grazing operations through lowered costs of verification, market access, and increased value-added markets that more fully utilize the whole animal, along with incentives for climate-smart grazing systems that reduce costs, increase resiliency, and deliver environmental and climate benefits.Practice(s): Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreBayer Carbon Program: ForGround by Bayer
Overview: The Bayer Carbon Program, part of ForGround by Bayer, is a program that pays for practices on a per acre basis, regardless of soil carbon measurements.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreCarbon A List, LLC
Overview: This project will execute an end-to-end supply chain strategy to deliver on both, while simultaneously optimizing the value of climate smart commodities so that farmers will realize a durable value-add and new market opportunity for their production. It aims to span commodity production supply chains, from producer to consumer, with a specific focus on programs in soybean feedstock for dairies, food grade soy and food grade oats. It also includes a large manure management program in the dairy sector, which will prioritize methane reductions. The power of existing and future investments by project partners will create scale and build trust in climate smart commodity markets, so that other supply chains across agriculture can replicate similar end-to-end strategies.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Buffer Strips, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Critical Area Planting, Crop Rotation, Edge-of-Field Management, Feed Management, Filter Strip, Forestry Planting and Management, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Irrigation, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed Grazing, Reduced- or No-Till, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Waste Separation Facility, Wetlands, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreCarbonNOW
Overview: Locus AG’s CarbonNOW program uses yield-boosting biological products as an approved practice change, which allows legacy regenerative agriculture farmers to join.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreCargill RegenConnect
Overview: Cargill RegenConnect provides farmers a financial incentive for positive environmental outcomes through the adoption of regenerative agriculture practices, while helping to decarbonize the agriculture supply chain. They use Regrow to quantify, monitor, and verify outcomes.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn More
Central Platte NRD Burn Preparation
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Burn Preparation, Funding, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Center Pivot Incentive
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Irrigation, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Cover Crop
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Cover Crops, Funding, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Flow Meter
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Funding, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Brush Management, Critical Area Planting, Grade Stabilization, Grazing and Pasture, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Terrace Systems, Water & Sediment Control Basins, Water Impoundment Dams, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Pheasants Forever
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Phragmites Control
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, PhragmitesLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Prescribed Burn
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Prescribed BurningLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Sensor Based Management of Fertigation
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Fertigation, Funding, LocalLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Soil Moisture Sensors
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Soil MoistureLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Streambank Stabilization
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Urban Forestry Program
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Urban ForestryLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Well Abandonment
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Well AbandonmentLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Wild Nebraska
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Silvopasture, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreCentral Platte NRD Windbreaks and Weed Barrier
Overview: The mission of the Central Platte Natural Resources District is to wisely conserve, manage, and enhance the water, soil, range, wildlife, and forest resources within the District for the benefit of all. The Central Platte NRD boundaries reach from the Lincoln-Dawson county line near Gothenburg to Hwy 81 near Columbus. 215 Kufman Av Grand Island, NE 68803 Phone: (308) 385-6282 308-385-6282 https://www.cpnrd.orgPractice(s): Funding, Local, Vegetative Barriers, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreCIBO
Overview: CIBO Technologies delivers CIBO Impact, a comprehensive, science-based software platform that enables companies to efficiently develop, deliver and scale grower-facing sustainability programs. CIBO Impact is their advanced platform technology that runs many kinds of carbon, sustainability, regenerative and scope 3 programs, serving different geographies, requiring different practices, and delivering different outcomes, for public, private, and non-profit organizations.Practice(s): Carbon Sequestration, GHG emissions reduction, Increased Biodiversity, Nutrient Management, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreCorteva Agriscience
Overview: Corteva helps farmers get carbon credits for regenerative agricultural projects by producing credits though Indigo Ag, certified by the Climate Action Reserve.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-Till, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreForGround Bayer
Overview: There’s a new opportunity for growers in Illinois, Indiana, Iowa and Nebraska! This season, growers can apply for a one-time bonus opportunity as part of the Bayer Carbon Program. Together with a major consumer packaged goods company, we are offering a Cover Crop Bonus for growers who plant cover crops on eligible corn acres in 2025. To qualify, corn must be harvested in 2025. Applications to receive the Cover Crop Bonus will be accepted until state acreage caps are met, so growers are encouraged to apply early.Practice(s): Conservation Cover, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Funding, In-Field Management, Private, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative AgLearn MoreIndigo Ag: Carbon by Indigo
Overview: Carbon by Indigo is a comprehensive carbon offsetting program, grouping together farmers across the US and connecting them with carbon revenues based on their carbon reduction and removal performance.Practice(s): Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreIndigo Ag: Market+ Source
Overview: Indigo’s Market+ Source program pays farmers a premium for producing crops with practices that reduce on-farm emissions and conserve natural resources, while generating new revenue for the agribusinesses who procure and process those crops.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreIowa Soybean Association
Overview: The Program will develop and expand markets for climate-smart commodities and their resulting environmental benefits: 1) the market for CO2e insets associated with the production of commodities used in key food and fuel supply chains; 2) the market for water quality improvements generated by the introduction of climate smart practices; 3) the market for verified climate-smart corn, soy, sugar beet and wheat commodities; 4) the market for biofuel inputs using commodities produced with climate-smart practicesPractice(s): Conservation Crop Rotations, Cover Crops, Nutrient Management, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD & Nebraska Game & Parks Commission
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Local, Small GrainsLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Deep Soil Testing Bazile GMA
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Deep Soil Testing, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Habitat Program
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Local, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Forestry Planting and Management, Funding, Local, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Range Planting, Streambank Stabilization, Terrace Systems, Tree/Shrub Establishment, Waterways, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) – Brush Management
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Brush Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) – Irrigation Water Management
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) – Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) – Small-grade stabilization dams
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Local, Stabilization damsLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Siphoning Nitrates with Irrigated Pasture Bazile GMA
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Local, Manure Management, Nutrient Management, Regenerative AgLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Tree plantings
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Forestry Planting and Management, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreLewis & Clark NRD Windbreaks
Overview: The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.PO Box 518 608 N Robinson Ave. Hartington, NE 68739P: (402) 254-6758 lcnrd@hartel.netPractice(s): Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD LB-21-A: Buried Pipe (From Well to Pivot)
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Department of Agriculture Buffer Strip Program
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-10 Pasture Planting & Range Seeding
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Pasture And Hay Planting, Range PlantingLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-11 Critical Area Planting
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Critical Area Planting, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-12 Windbreaks
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Funding, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-14 Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-16 Windbreak Renovation
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Funding, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-19: Repair of Practices
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-2 Terrace Underground Outlets
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-3 Water Impoundment Dams
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Local, Water Impoundment DamsLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-4 Grade Stabilization Structures
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-6 Diversions
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Diversions, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-7 Grassed Waterways
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Grassed Waterway, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-8 Water & Sediment Control Basin
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Terrace Systems
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-23: Low Angle Sprinklers or Drop Nozzles
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-25: Chemical and Fertilizer-Applicator Control System
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Fertigation, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-28: Nitrogen Inhibitor Equipment
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Manure Management, Nutrient Management, Regenerative AgLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-30: Variable Rate Irrigation (Equipment Only)
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-31: Complete Soil Health Test
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-32: Well Decommissioning
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well AbandonmentLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quality Program WQ-33: Chemigation Equipment Program
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): _Other, Chemigation, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quantity Practices IWM-1: Irrigation Management Incentive Program I
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quantity Practices IWM-2: Irrigation Management Incentive Program II
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLittle Blue NRD Water Quantity Practices IWM-3: Irrigation Flow Meter to Remote Read
Overview: The Little Blue Natural Resources District has the unique responsibility to protect our natural resources within the district through the promotion of conservation as well as proper management practices to ensure the future of our resources for years to come! 402-364-2145 100 East 6th Street PO Box 100 Davenport, NE 68335Practice(s): Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLow Carbon Technologies, LLC
Overview: This project will help to implement climate-smart methods in beef production, reducing greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions and expanding climate-smart markets and generating carbon credit revenue for producers.Practice(s): Cover Crops, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed Grazing, Range PlantingLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Access control/Alt watering system
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Access Control, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Bioreactor
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Bioreactor, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Bioretention
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Composting Facility
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Composting, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Drainage Water Management
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Grade Stabilization Structure
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Greenways and Trails
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Heavy Use Protection Area
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Conservation Tillage
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Conservation Cover, Funding, In-Field Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Cover Crop/Critical Area Planting/Conservation Cover
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, Critical Area Planting, Funding, In-Field Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Fencing
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Fencing, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Field Border/Buffer Strip
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Forage/Biomass Planting
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Grassed Waterway/Mulching/Subsurface Drain
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Local, Mulching, WaterwaysLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Livestock Restriction/Prescribed Grazing
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Nutrient/Pest Management
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Nutrient Management, Pest ManagementLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Tree/Shrub Establishment
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Water and Sediment Control Basin
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub Establishment, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD High-Priority Wetland Creation/Enhancement/Restoration
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Wetland Restoration, WetlandsLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Infrastructure Retrofit
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Lined waterway/outlet
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, WaterwaysLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Manure Management Planning
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Manure ManagementLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Pervious pavement
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Rain Barrel/Rain garden
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Saturated Buffer
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Septic System Care
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Streambank Stabilization
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD T&E Species Protection
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Local, Upland Wildlife Habitat ManagementLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Two Stage Ditch
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Big Blue NRD Waste Storage Facility/Waste utilization
Overview: Unique to Nebraska, Natural Resource Districts are local government entities with broad responsibilities to protect the State’s natural resources. The main stream flowing through the District is the Big Blue River, with other important tributaries being Bear, Big Indian, Cedar, Cub, Little Indian, Mission, Mud, Pierce, Plum, Swan, Turkey, Walnut, and Wolf-Wildcat Creeks. Within the District agriculture is the principal enterprise with row crop being the predominant land-use and corn and soybeans being the primary cash grain crops. Click to Subscribe 805 Dorsey ST, PO Box 826 Beatrice, NE 68310 P:(402)-228-3402Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Waste Separation FacilityLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Buffer Strip Program
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Grade Stabilization
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Irrigation Water Management
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program New Terrace Systems
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Rehabilitating dams
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Rehabilitating damsLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Sediment control basins
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Seeding on highly erodible crop land
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Conservation Cover, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Funding, In-Field Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Terrace Rebuilds
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace Systems, WaterwaysLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Variable Rate Irrigation Conservation
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Water & Sediment Control Basins and Outlets
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Cost Share Program Waterways without Terraces
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace Systems, WaterwaysLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Conservation Tree
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Convert Irrigated Cropland to Irrigated Grazing Land
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Cover Crops
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): Cover Crops, Funding, In-Field Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Deep Soil Sampling
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): Deep Soil Testing, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Domestic Well Treatment System
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Nitrate ControlLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Flow Meter with Telemetry
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Nutrient Management Incentive (deep soil sampling)
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Deep Soil Testing, Funding, Local, Nutrient ManagementLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Soil Moisture Sensors
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil MoistureLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Vegetative Practices with CRP
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Elkhorn NRD Well Sealing
Overview: Protecting land and water through erosion control, flood management, and soil conservation. Protecting the Future. Address: 1508 Square Turn Blvd, Norfolk, NE 68701 Phone: (402) 371-7313Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well AbandonmentLearn MoreLower Loup NRD Flow Meter
Overview: We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Loup NRD Flow Meter Telemetry
Overview: We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Irrigation Water Management
Overview: We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreLower Loup NRD Pheasants Forever
Overview: We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Agroforestry / Forestry, Funding, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Local, Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreLower Loup NRD U.S. Department of Agriculture
Overview: Natural Resources Conservation Service We’re committed to safeguarding the environment through erosion prevention, flood management, floodwater and sediment mitigation, and soil conservation. Address: 2620 Airport Rd, Ord, NE 68862 Phone: (308) 728-3221Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Domestic Well
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, WellsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Domestic Well
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, WellsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Livestock Manure Analysis
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Manure ManagementLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Critical Area Planting
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Critical Area Planting, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Diversions
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Dugouts for Livestock Water
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Livestock Water Dugouts, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Grade Stabilization Structures
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Grassed Waterways
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grassed Waterway, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Irrigation Water Management
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Planting or Range Seeding
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Range PlantingLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Repair of Practices
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Stream Bank Stabilization
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Terrace Systems
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Terrace Underground Outlets
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Water and Sediment Control Basin
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Water Impoundment Dams
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Dams, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Windbreak Renovation
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Windbreaks/Shelterbelts
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Reverse Osmosis System
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Reverse OsmosisLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Rural Water System Hookup
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Soil Sampling
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil MoistureLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Water User Reduction
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Niobrara NRD Well Abandonment
Overview: The Lower Niobrara Natural Resources District provides cost-share funding for soil, water, and other conservation practices. Address: 410 Walnut St, Butte, NE 68722 Phone: (402) 775-2343Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI)
Overview: The Lower Platte North Natural Resources District covers 28 communities and approximately 1,031,000 acres of land in east-central Nebraska. The district’s population is roughly 60,000, almost equally divided between urban and rural residents. The district encompasses land that drains into a stretch of the Platte River from south of Columbus to Ashland. Approximately 70 miles of the river flow directly through or border the district. It is our mission to ensure responsible and sustainable use of the natural resources within our district’s borders. Address: 1616 County Rd 17, Wahoo, NE 68066 Phone: (402) 443-4675Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The Lower Platte North Natural Resources District covers 28 communities and approximately 1,031,000 acres of land in east-central Nebraska. The district’s population is roughly 60,000, almost equally divided between urban and rural residents. The district encompasses land that drains into a stretch of the Platte River from south of Columbus to Ashland. Approximately 70 miles of the river flow directly through or border the district. It is our mission to ensure responsible and sustainable use of the natural resources within our district’s borders. Address: 1616 County Rd 17, Wahoo, NE 68066 Phone: (402) 443-4675Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Cover Crop Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Filter/Buffer Strips Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District. 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 or lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): Buffer Strips, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, Edge-of-Field Management, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Grassed Waterway, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Grade Control Structures Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District. 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 or lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Field Borders, In-Field Management, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Nutrient Management, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Watering Facility, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Grassed Waterways Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District. 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 or lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): Buffer Strips, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Cover Crops, Edge-of-Field Management, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Grassed Waterway, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Wildlife Habitat PlantingLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Irrigation Management Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. Irrigation management is the process for determining and controlling the volume, frequency, and application rate of a homeowner’s irrigated water in a planned, efficient manner. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Field Borders, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Watering FacilityLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Lands for Conservation Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District. 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 or lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Access Control, Agroforestry / Forestry, Conservation Cover, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Field Borders, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Increased Biodiversity, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Living Roots Year-Round, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Grazing, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Watering Facility, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Livestock Water Supply Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Regenerative Ag, Watering FacilityLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Low Impact Landscaping Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. Landscaping with an ecologically-sensitive design approach that mimics the way natural areas store and infiltrate rainwater. This approach protects local and regional water quality by decentralizing storm water management and absorbing rainfall throughout the landscape. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Access Control, Agroforestry / Forestry, Conservation Cover, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Field Borders, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Increased Biodiversity, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Living Roots Year-Round, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Grazing, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Watering Facility, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Rain Gardening Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. The design and construction of rain or bioretention gardens capture storm water runoff during a precipitation event. Storm water is usually held in the soil root zone until water and nutrients can be actively utilized by specific vegetation. This helps reduce up to 70% of E. coli and nutrients from contributing drainage areas. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Access Control, Agroforestry / Forestry, Conservation Cover, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Field Borders, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Increased Biodiversity, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Living Roots Year-Round, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Grazing, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Watering Facility, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Septic System Upgrade Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. Septic systems can be a direct source for E. coli, and other potential pathogens, to negatively impact water quality. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Federal, Nutrient Management, Regenerative Ag, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices.Learn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Terrace and Underground Outlet Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District. 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 or lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Watering FacilityLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Shell Creek Well Decommissioning Cost Share
Overview: The Shell Creek Watershed Improvement Group (SCWIG) was established in 1999 as a locally–led cadre of producers, residents, non-governmental organizations, as well as, state and federal agencies with the purpose of addressing the multi-faceted impairments of Shell Creek. The watershed experienced numerous damaging flood events and had multiple water quality concerns, including E. coli and atrazine impairments. For more information, please contact us: Lower Platte North Natural Resources District 511 Commercial Park Road, PO Box 126 Wahoo, NE 68066 (402) 443-4675 lpnnrd@lpnnrd.orgPractice(s): _Other, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Watering FacilityLearn MoreLower Platte North NRD Small Dams Program
Overview: The Lower Platte North Natural Resources District covers 28 communities and approximately 1,031,000 acres of land in east-central Nebraska. The district’s population is roughly 60,000, almost equally divided between urban and rural residents. The district encompasses land that drains into a stretch of the Platte River from south of Columbus to Ashland. Approximately 70 miles of the river flow directly through or border the district. It is our mission to ensure responsible and sustainable use of the natural resources within our district’s borders. Address: 1616 County Rd 17, Wahoo, NE 68066 Phone: (402) 443-4675Practice(s): _Other, Dams, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Backyard Prairie Pollinator Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Pollinator HabitatLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Community Assistance Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Community Forestry Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Conservation Forestry Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Agroforestry / Forestry, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Forestry Planting and Management, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Good Neighbor Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Burn Preparation, Funding, Herbicide Treatment, Local, Prescribed Burning, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Fertilizer Meter
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Fertigation, Funding, Local, Manure Management, Nitrate ControlLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Nitrogen Management
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Fertigation, Funding, Local, Manure Management, Nitrate Control, Nutrient ManagementLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices NRCS Irrigation Management Assistance
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Soil Sampling
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Soil MoistureLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Water Meter
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Water Meter
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Ground Water Best Management Practices Well Decommissioning
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Buffer Strips
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Cover Crops
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Cover Crops, Funding, In-Field Management, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Farm Pond
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Flood Control Structure
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Flood Control, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Regenerative Agriculture
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Summer Conservation
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Land Treatment Cost-Sharing Terraces, Grassed Waterways, Diversions, & Basins
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Landscape Tree Program
Overview: Nursery Tree Reimbursement. The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreLower Platte South NRD Rain-Ready Landscapes Program
Overview: The Lower Platte South Natural Resources District operates and maintains 200 flood control dams, 13 miles of levees, approximately 12 miles of urban stream channels, 50 miles of trails, 9 wildlife management areas, 11 public wetlands, and monitors ground water quantity and quality. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Republican NRD Buffer Strips
Overview: The Lower Republican Natural Resources District emcompasses south central Nebraska’s Republican River Basin, including Furnas, Harlan, Franklin, most of Webster and part of Nuckolls counties. It is our job to protect, preserve and develop Nebraska’s natural resources within the region. Address: 30 S John St, Alma, NE 68920 Phone: (308) 928-2182Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Republican NRD Corners for Wildlife
Overview: The Lower Republican Natural Resources District emcompasses south central Nebraska’s Republican River Basin, including Furnas, Harlan, Franklin, most of Webster and part of Nuckolls counties. It is our job to protect, preserve and develop Nebraska’s natural resources within the region. Address: 30 S John St, Alma, NE 68920 Phone: (308) 928-2182Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Republican NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The Lower Republican Natural Resources District emcompasses south central Nebraska’s Republican River Basin, including Furnas, Harlan, Franklin, most of Webster and part of Nuckolls counties. It is our job to protect, preserve and develop Nebraska’s natural resources within the region. Address: 30 S John St, Alma, NE 68920 Phone: (308) 928-2182Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreLower Republican NRD Well Decommissioning
Overview: The Lower Republican Natural Resources District emcompasses south central Nebraska’s Republican River Basin, including Furnas, Harlan, Franklin, most of Webster and part of Nuckolls counties. It is our job to protect, preserve and develop Nebraska’s natural resources within the region. Address: 30 S John St, Alma, NE 68920 Phone: (308) 928-2182Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreMarbleseed (formerly Midwest Organic And Sustainable Education Service, Inc.)
Overview: This multistate project will enroll field crop farmers already engaged in organic grain production or desiring to transition to organic systems. This project will pilot CSAF practices with at least 40 small-scale underserved farmers.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Buffer Strips, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Edge-of-Field Management, Field Border, Filter Strip, Forest Stand Improvement, Forestry Planting and Management, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed Grazing, Reduced- or No-Till, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Wildlife Habitat Planting, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreMiddle Niobrara NRD Water Analysis
Overview: The Natural Resources District, NRD, is a unique system built to conserve, sustain, and improve natural resources and the environment. Address: 303 US-20, Valentine, NE 69201 Phone: (402) 376-3241Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreMiddle Republican NRD Local Conservation Program (LCP) Flow Meters
Overview: The Natural Resources District, NRD, is a unique system built to conserve, sustain, and improve natural resources and the environment. Address: 303 US-20, Valentine, NE 69201 Phone: (402) 376-3241Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreMiddle Republican NRD Local Conservation Program (LCP) Terrace Enlargement
Overview: The Natural Resources District, NRD, is a unique system built to conserve, sustain, and improve natural resources and the environment. Address: 303 US-20, Valentine, NE 69201 Phone: (402) 376-3241Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreMiddle Republican NRD Local Conservation Program (LCP) Well Abandonment
Overview: The Natural Resources District, NRD, is a unique system built to conserve, sustain, and improve natural resources and the environment. Address: 303 US-20, Valentine, NE 69201 Phone: (402) 376-3241Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well AbandonmentLearn MoreMiddle Republican NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The Natural Resources District, NRD, is a unique system built to conserve, sustain, and improve natural resources and the environment. Address: 303 US-20, Valentine, NE 69201 Phone: (402) 376-3241Practice(s): _Other, Critical Area Planting, Dams, Diversions, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grade Stabilization, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Local, Prescribed Grazing, Streambank Stabilization, Terrace Systems, Water Impoundment Dams, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreN Rate Risk Protection Program
Overview: The N Rate Risk Protection Program provides field-specific consultation from a PFI agronomist on what reductions may be feasible, while maintaining yields. Risk protection is provided in the form of a $35 per acre payment if a yield loss occurs from reducing your typical nitrogen rate.* Farmers who are new to saving on inputs and farmers who’ve reduced nitrogen rates previously are eligible for the program. Practice(s): Nutrient ManagementLearn MoreNational Association of Conservation Districts
Overview: This project aims to expand climate-smart Row Crops, Livestock, Forest and Specialty Crop markets nationwide and support farmer, rancher and forest landowner implementation and monitoring of climate-smart practices. NACD, through its project partners and network of 3,000 conservation districts, will advance grassroots efforts that ensure producers and local communities are prepared to meet growing demand and have access to climate-smart commodity marketsPractice(s): Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Edge-of-Field Management, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed Grazing, Reduced- or No-Till, Tree/Shrub Establishment, Waste Separation FacilityLearn MoreNational Fish and Wildlife Foundation (NFWF), for Farmers for Soil Health (FSH)
Overview: Through this project, FSH intends to create a new transition program that will build cover crop capacity nationwide. With a national and state strategy, FSH’s approach is four-pronged. First, FSH will establish a new financial assistance (FA) program. Second, FSH will strengthen its technical assistance (TA) and education programs in its targeted states. Third, it will create and launch a nationwide Measurement, Reporting and Verification (MRV) platform for conservation practices, including cover crops. Finally, and perhaps most importantly, FSH will create an online public marketplace to connect farmers to climate-smart commodity opportunities and incentives. The FSH marketplace is being designed with ease-of-user experience in mind to combat the significant burden and challenge farmers are experiencing in today’s carbon programs.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field ManagementLearn MoreNebraska Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP)
Overview: The Agricultural Conservation Easement Program (ACEP) helps landowners, land trusts, and other entities protect, restore, and enhance wetlands, grasslands, and working farms and ranches through conservation easements.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Amending Soil Properties with Lime, Buffer Strips, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Denitrifying Bioreactor, Disaster Relief Assistance, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Federal, Feed Management, Fencing, Field Border, Field Borders, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Waste Separation Facility, Watering Facility, Wetland Restoration, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNebraska Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP)
Overview: Conservation Stewardship Program (CSP) helps you build on your existing conservation efforts while strengthening your operation.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Amending Soil Properties with Lime, Buffer Strips, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Denitrifying Bioreactor, Disaster Relief Assistance, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Federal, Feed Management, Fencing, Field Border, Field Borders, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Waste Separation Facility, Watering Facility, Wetland Restoration, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNebraska Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP)
Overview: EQIP provides financial and technical assistance to agricultural producers to address natural resource concerns and deliver environmental benefits such as improved water and air quality, increased soil health, improved/created wildlife habitat and mitigation against increasing weather volatility.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Amending Soil Properties with Lime, Buffer Strips, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Denitrifying Bioreactor, Disaster Relief Assistance, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Federal, Feed Management, Fencing, Field Border, Field Borders, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Waste Separation Facility, Watering Facility, Wetland Restoration, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNebraska National Water Quality Initiative (NWQI)
Overview: Through the National Water Quality Initiative, the Natural Resources Conservation Service will work with farmers and ranchers in small watersheds to improve water quality where this is a critical concern. NRCS will provide financial assistance to help farmers and ranchers implement conservation systems to reduce nitrogen, phosphorous, sediment and pathogen contributions from agricultural land. Eligible producers will receive assistance under the Environmental Quality Incentives Program (EQIP) for installing conservation systems that may include practices such as nutrient management, cover crops, conservation cropping systems, filter strips, terraces, and in some cases, edge-of-field water quality monitoring.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Amending Soil Properties with Lime, Buffer Strips, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Denitrifying Bioreactor, Disaster Relief Assistance, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Federal, Feed Management, Fencing, Field Border, Field Borders, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Waste Separation Facility, Watering Facility, Wetland Restoration, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNebraska Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP)
Overview: The Regional Conservation Partnership Program (RCPP) is a partner-driven approach to conservation that funds solutions to natural resource challenges on agricultural land.Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Alley Cropping, Amending Soil Properties with Lime, Buffer Strips, Carbon Sequestration, Conservation Cover, Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Conservation Cropping Rotation, Contour Buffer Strips, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Denitrifying Bioreactor, Disaster Relief Assistance, Drainage Water Management, Edge-of-Field Management, Federal, Feed Management, Fencing, Field Border, Field Borders, Filter Strip, Filter Strips, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, Hedgerow Planting, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Integrated Pest Management Plans, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Pipeline, Living Roots Year-Round, Manure Management, Mulching, Nutrient Management, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Reduced- or No-Till, Regenerative Ag, Residue and Tillage Management, Riparian Forest Buffer, Riparian Herbaceous Cover, Silvopasture, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Tree/Shrub Establishment, Upland Wildlife Habitat Management, Vegetative Barriers, Waste Separation Facility, Watering Facility, Wetland Restoration, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNemaha NRD Flow Meter Cost-Share Program
Overview: The Flow Meter Cost-Share Program helps agricultural producers and landowners manage and monitor water usage from irrigation wells by offering financial assistance for the installation, maintenance, and replacement of flow meters.Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) address: 62161 Hwy 136 Tecumseh, NE 68450
Phone: (402) 335-3325
Nemaha NRD Small Dams Program
Overview: Encourages the construction of small flood-control dams that provide benefits like erosion control, water retention, and downstream flood mitigation.Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) address: 62161 Hwy 136 Tecumseh, NE 68450
Phone: (402) 335-3325
Nemaha NRD Soil & Water Conservation Program
Overview: This program supports landowners in installing conservation practices such as terraces, waterways, diversions, and other soil and water-saving structures. It’s designed to reduce erosion and enhance long-term land productivity. Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) address: 62161 Hwy 136 Tecumseh, NE 68450. Phone: (402) 335-3325Practice(s): Agroforestry / Forestry, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, Edge-of-Field Management, Forestry Planting and Management, Grassed Waterway, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Increase Biodiversity, Increased Biodiversity, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Pollinator Habitat, Prescribed Grazing, Reduced- or No-Till, Vegetative Barriers, Wildlife Habitat Planting, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and Renovation, WindbreaksLearn MoreNemaha NRD Urban Special Projects
Overview: The Flow Meter Cost-Share Program helps agricultural producers and landowners manage and monitor water usage from irrigation wells by offering financial assistance for the installation, maintenance, and replacement of flow meters.Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) address: 62161 Hwy 136 Tecumseh, NE 68450
Phone: (402) 335-3325
Nemaha NRD Well Abandonment Program
Overview: Provides cost-share assistance to properly decommission unused wells, protecting groundwater quality and public safety by eliminating potential contamination pathways.Nemaha Natural Resources District (NRD) address: 62161 Hwy 136 Tecumseh, NE 68450
Phone: (402) 335-3325
Nitrogen Reduction Incentive Act (NiRIA) Program
Overview: Eligible producers will enroll in the NiRIA program once accepted by their local Natural Resources Districts (NRDs). Producers will have one year from the application deadline to show their reduction in nitrogen applications by the lesser of 40lbs or by 15%. Once proper documentation is given, the NRD will pay producers an incentive payment based on their priority area.Practice(s): Funding, Manure Management, Nutrient Management, Regenerative Ag, StateLearn MoreNori
Overview: Nori is a carbon removal marketplace with a focus on transparency and farmer flexibility.Practice(s): Conservation Crop Rotation, Conservation Crop Rotations, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreNorth Platte NRD Nebraska Buffer Strip Program
Overview: Devoted to protecting Nebraska’s natural resources. Address: 1616 County Rd 17, Wahoo, NE 68066 Phone: (402) 443-4675Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreNorth Platte NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: Devoted to protecting Nebraska’s natural resources. Address: 1616 County Rd 17, Wahoo, NE 68066 Phone: (402) 443-4675Practice(s): _Other, Critical Area Planting, Diversions, Funding, Grade Stabilization, Grazing and Pasture, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, Livestock Water Dugouts, Local, Pasture And Hay Planting, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Streambank Stabilization, Terrace Systems, Water & Sediment Control Basins, Water Impoundment Dams, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreNutrien
Overview: As a crop inputs producer, Nutrien is focused on nitrogen management programs in both the US and Canada. They did a smaller scale project in 2022 and are increasing acres enrolled in 2023Practice(s): Nutrient ManagementLearn MorePapio Missouri River NRD Pollinator Safety Corners
Overview: We’re building reservoirs, levees, trails, and terraces. We’re making sure your water supply is safe to drink. We’re reducing flood risk and creating outdoor spaces to enjoy. We’re protecting our soil and water through conservation practices and working with landowners to do the same. Creating a lasting impact takes teamwork. We’re passionate about protecting our natural resources through partnerships, that together, help us improve the lives and communities of those we serve. It’s hard to keep up with all that we do. But whether you notice – or don’t notice – we’ll be right here working to build… Better Lives. Better Communities. Naturally. Located in: Chalco Hills Recreation Area Address: 8901 S 154th St, Omaha, NE 68138 Phone: (402) 444-6222Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Pollinator HabitatLearn MorePapio Missouri River NRD Soil & Water Conservation Program
Overview: We’re building reservoirs, levees, trails, and terraces. We’re making sure your water supply is safe to drink. We’re reducing flood risk and creating outdoor spaces to enjoy. We’re protecting our soil and water through conservation practices and working with landowners to do the same. Creating a lasting impact takes teamwork. We’re passionate about protecting our natural resources through partnerships, that together, help us improve the lives and communities of those we serve. It’s hard to keep up with all that we do. But whether you notice – or don’t notice – we’ll be right here working to build… Better Lives. Better Communities. Naturally. Located in: Chalco Hills Recreation Area Address: 8901 S 154th St, Omaha, NE 68138 Phone: (402) 444-6222Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MorePapio Missouri River NRD Well Abandonment Program
Overview: We’re building reservoirs, levees, trails, and terraces. We’re making sure your water supply is safe to drink. We’re reducing flood risk and creating outdoor spaces to enjoy. We’re protecting our soil and water through conservation practices and working with landowners to do the same. Creating a lasting impact takes teamwork. We’re passionate about protecting our natural resources through partnerships, that together, help us improve the lives and communities of those we serve. It’s hard to keep up with all that we do. But whether you notice – or don’t notice – we’ll be right here working to build… Better Lives. Better Communities. Naturally. Located in: Chalco Hills Recreation Area Address: 8901 S 154th St, Omaha, NE 68138 Phone: (402) 444-6222Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well AbandonmentLearn MorePapio Missouri River NRD Wildlife Habitat Improvement Program
Overview: We’re building reservoirs, levees, trails, and terraces. We’re making sure your water supply is safe to drink. We’re reducing flood risk and creating outdoor spaces to enjoy. We’re protecting our soil and water through conservation practices and working with landowners to do the same. Creating a lasting impact takes teamwork. We’re passionate about protecting our natural resources through partnerships, that together, help us improve the lives and communities of those we serve. It’s hard to keep up with all that we do. But whether you notice – or don’t notice – we’ll be right here working to build… Better Lives. Better Communities. Naturally. Located in: Chalco Hills Recreation Area Address: 8901 S 154th St, Omaha, NE 68138 Phone: (402) 444-6222Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MorePepsiCo – PCM
Overview: The Soil Health Incentive for PCM Farmers, funded by PepsiCo, provides incentive payments for existing and new acres for No-till, Strip-till, Cover Crops, and Nitrogen reduction.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MorePractical Farmers of Iowa- Cover Crop Cost-Share
Overview: Practical Farmers offers cost-share and technical assistance for those who are seeding fall cover crops. Participants must farm in eligible counties in Iowa, Minnesota, Missouri, Nebraska or South Dakota. Payment rates are $10 or $15 per acre on an unlimited number of acres. There are no requirements on the species or seeding method used.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field ManagementLearn MoreSoil and Water Outcomes Fund
Overview: The Soil and Water Outcomes Fund is an ecosystem service program that provides payment to farmers adopting new regenerative farming practices. The focus is on CO2e insetting and water quality outcomes.Practice(s): Conservation Crop Rotation, Cover Crops, Crop Rotation, In-Field Management, Nutrient Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Community Forestry Program
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Agroforestry / Forestry, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Forestry Planting and Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Corners for Wildlife
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Forest Stand Improvement, Forest Stand Improvements, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Irrigation Special Components
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Nebraska Buffer Strip Program
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreSouth Platte NRD Well Abandonment Program
Overview: South Platte Natural Resources District (SPNRD) was established in 1972. The district is made up of three counties, Deuel, Kimball and Cheyenne county. Address: 3125 Portia St, Lincoln, NE 68521 Phone: (402) 476-2729Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreTexas A&M University Kingsville (TAMUK)
Overview: This project seeks to establish a new Climate-Smart Commodity – namely feeder cattle sired by bulls selected on the basis of reduced enteric methane emissions and associated beef products.Practice(s): Conservation Cover, Genetic Testing of Livestock, Grazing and Pasture, In-Field Management, Irrigation, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed Burning, Prescribed Grazing, Range Planting, Wildlife Habitat Planting, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreTH Cattle Company, LLC
Overview: This project aims to expand the climate-smart regenerative grassed beef market with market incentives for producers to address the regenerative cost differential, product promotion activities to increase demand at the higher premium-price, and participation in a carbon-credit project to pay producers for carbon sequestration ecosystem services.Practice(s): Fencing, Grazing and Pasture, Livestock Pipeline, Prescribed Grazing, Watering FacilityLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Conservation Trees Cost-Share
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Agroforestry / Forestry, Forestry Planting and Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Buffer Strip Program
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Contour Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Nitrogen Reduction Act (NiRIA)
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Nitrate Control, Nutrient ManagementLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Diversions
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Dugouts for Livestock Water
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Livestock Water Dugouts, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Grade Stabilization Structures
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Grassed Waterways
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grassed Waterway, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Irrigation Tailwater Recovery Pits
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Terrace Systems
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Terrace Underground Outlets
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Constructing Water Impoundment Dams
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water Impoundment DamsLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Critical Area Planting (Grass)
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Critical Area Planting, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Irrigation Water Management
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-12 Windbreaks
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-13 Constructing Underground Return Pipe
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-16 Windbreak Renovation
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-19 Repair of Practices
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-20 Brush Management
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Brush Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) NC-8 Constructing Water-and-Sediment-Control Basins
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Pasture Planting or Range Seeding
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Pasture And Hay Planting, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Stream Bank Stabilization
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Pheasants Forever
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Soil Moisture Sensors
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Soil MoistureLearn MoreTri Basin NRD Well Decommissioning
Overview: Tri-Basin Natural Resources District is the local government agency which is responsible for protection of natural resources in Gosper, Phelps and Kearney Counties in South Central Nebraska. Tri-Basin NRD is unique among Nebraska’s 23 NRDs because it includes portions of three different river basins: the Republican, the Platte, and the Little Blue Basin. There are 13 members of TBNRD’s Board of Directors, 12 of whom are elected from designated sub-districts and one at-large member. The vision of Tri-Basin NRD, as set forth by these directors, is to work cooperatively with District residents and others to promote good stewardship of land and water resources. Tri-Basin NRD operates a district-wide Groundwater Management Area to protect groundwater quality and quantity. Address: 1723 Burlington St, Holdrege, NE 68949 Phone: (308) 995-6688Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreTruterra
Overview: Truterra helps farmers unlock, sustain, and build upon the potential of their soil. Its sustainability programs are built to meet farmers where they are – whether they are taking a first look at changing management practices to address a specific challenge, are concerned about the overall health of soil, or are hoping to reduce some of the costs of sustainable practices. Truterra provides different programs for different farms, based on where they are in the transition to regenerative agricultural practices.Practice(s): Cover Crops, In-Field Management, Reduced- or No-TillLearn MoreTwin Platte NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP)
Overview: The mission of the Twin Platte Natural Resources District is to be a leader in conserving, protecting, developing, and maintaining the natural resources of the District for the health and welfare of the people of the District. The goal is to meet the responsibility of the TPNRD, as authorized by Nebraska statutes, such as leadership, technical assistance, cost-sharing, monitoring, data collection, construction, operations, information, education, and regulation. Address: 3021 E Philip Ave, North Platte, NE 69101 Phone: (308) 535-8080Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreTwin Platte NRD Well Decommissioning
Overview: The mission of the Twin Platte Natural Resources District is to be a leader in conserving, protecting, developing, and maintaining the natural resources of the District for the health and welfare of the people of the District. The goal is to meet the responsibility of the TPNRD, as authorized by Nebraska statutes, such as leadership, technical assistance, cost-sharing, monitoring, data collection, construction, operations, information, education, and regulation. Address: 3021 E Philip Ave, North Platte, NE 69101 Phone: (308) 535-8080Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Brush Management
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Brush Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Diversions
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Grade Stabilization Structures
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Grassed Waterways
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grassed Waterway, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Irrigation Water Management
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Mechanical Outlets
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Pasture Planting or Range Seeding
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Pasture And Hay PlantingLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Sediment Control Basins
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Streambank Stabilization
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Terraces
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Terrace SystemsLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Water Impoundment Dams
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water Impoundment DamsLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Windbreak Planting
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, Local, Vegetative Barriers, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment (NSWCP) Windbreak Renovation
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Herbaceous Wind Barriers, Local, Vegetative Barriers, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment Dry Hydrant Construction
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Land Treatment Private Dam Construction
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Dams, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Nebraska Buffer Strip Program
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Buffer Strips, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Chemigation Equipment & Permitting
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Chemigation, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Flow Meter Maintenance
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Flow Meter Repair
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Flow Meter, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Nitrogen Reduction
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Nitrate ControlLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Reverse Osmosis System
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Reverse OsmosisLearn MoreUpper Big Blue NRD Water Management Programs Well Abandonment
Overview: The Upper Big Blue Natural Resources District provides a vital service in Adams, Butler, Clay, Fillmore, Hamilton, Polk, Saline, Seward, and York Counties. Address: 319 E 25th St, York, NE 68467 Phone: (402) 362-6601Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well AbandonmentLearn MoreUpper Elkhorn NRD Water Well Decommissioning
Overview: The Upper Elkhorn NRD protects the natural resources of Antelope County, Holt County, Rock County and Wheeler County, all located in Nebraska. Address: 301 N Harrison St, O’Neill, NE 68763 Phone: (402) 336-3867Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Brush Management
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Brush Management, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Critical Area Planting
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Critical Area Planting, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Diversions
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Diversions, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Grade Stabilization Structures
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grade Stabilization, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Grassed Waterways
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Edge-of-Field Management, Funding, Grassed Waterway, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Irrigation Water Management
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Irrigation, Irrigation Water Management, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Pasture Planting & Range Seeding
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Pasture and Hayland Planting, Range PlantingLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Planned Grazing Systems
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Grazing and Pasture, Local, Prescribed GrazingLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Repair of Practices
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, LocalLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Stream Bank Stabilization
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Streambank StabilizationLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Water & Sediment Control Basin
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Water & Sediment Control BasinsLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Water Impoundment Dams
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Dams, Funding, Local, Water Impoundment DamsLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Windbreak Renovation
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreUpper Loup NRD Nebraska Soil and Water Conservation Program (NSWCP) Windbreaks
Overview: Referral and support services for Nebraska farmers, ranchers, rural residents and their families. Address: 39252 NE-2, Thedford, NE 69166Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Windbreak/Shelterbelt Establishment and RenovationLearn MoreUpper Niobrara White NRD Nebraska Nitrogen Reduction Incentive Act
Overview: Serving the citizens of Box Butte, Dawes, Sheridan and most of Sioux Counties. We are dedicated to the conservation of natural resources of Northwest Nebraska. Address: 430 E 2nd St, Chadron, NE 69337 Phone: (308) 432-6190Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Manure Management, Nitrate Control, Nutrient ManagementLearn MoreUpper Niobrara White NRD Tree/Wildlife Habitat Program
Overview: Serving the citizens of Box Butte, Dawes, Sheridan and most of Sioux Counties. We are dedicated to the conservation of natural resources of Northwest Nebraska. Address: 430 E 2nd St, Chadron, NE 69337 Phone: (308) 432-6190Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Tree/Shrub EstablishmentLearn MoreUpper Niobrara White NRD Well Decommissioning
Overview: Serving the citizens of Box Butte, Dawes, Sheridan and most of Sioux Counties. We are dedicated to the conservation of natural resources of Northwest Nebraska. Address: 430 E 2nd St, Chadron, NE 69337 Phone: (308) 432-6190Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn MoreUpper Republican NRD Soil Moisture Probe
Overview: The Upper Republican Natural Resources District preserves and protects groundwater and other natural resources in a three-county region of Southwest Nebraska. 511 East 5th St. P.O. Box 1140. Imperial, NE 69033. Phone. 888-883-9066.Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Soil Health. Other programs may have different combinations of eligible practices., Soil MoistureLearn MoreUpper Republican NRD Well Decommissioning
Overview: The Upper Republican Natural Resources District preserves and protects groundwater and other natural resources in a three-county region of Southwest Nebraska. 511 East 5th St. P.O. Box 1140. Imperial, NE 69033. Phone. 888-883-9066.Practice(s): _Other, Funding, Local, Well Abandonment, WellsLearn More