Federal grant · project grant (b)
The Central Platte Natural Resources District, Located in Hall County, Nebraska, in Partnership With the Nebraska Department of Natural Resources, Will Install Telemetry-enabled Irrigation Flow Meters to Autonomously Measure, Report, and Analyze Daily Groundwater Pumping Data at 100 Wells in an Area of Groundwater Decline. the Project Is Expected to Result in Annual Water Savings of 1,162 Acre-feet by Reducing Overirrigation, Which Either Evaporates or Contaminates Surface and Groundwater With Fertilizers and Pesticides. Conserved Water Will Remain in the Local Aquifer. the Project Area Also Integrates the Greater Platte River Recovery and Implementation Plan, Aligning Increased Streamflow From Water Savings With Conservation Plans and Greater Hydrologic Health Across Three States.
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$291,126
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