Federal grant · project grant (b)
Kansas Bostwick Irrigation District Located in North Central Kansas Will Convert the Courtland 5TH 48.8 Lateral Canal Into Buried Plastic Irrigation Pipe System. the Buried Pipe System Will Save Water by Reducing Seepage Evaporation and Operational Spills. the Conserved Water Will Remain in Lovewell Reservoir Allowing for the Lake to Remain at a Higher Volume Longer Into Each Irrigation Season and Summer a Benefit to Irrigators and Recreationists. the Project Meets the Objective of the Districts Water Conservation Plan to Conserve Water Through Buried Pipe Projects.
Committed
$100,000
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