BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING 

     The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District (LCNRD) will hold the regular Board of Directors’ meeting on June 18th, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District Board room. Current agendas are on file at the District Office.  This meeting is open to the public.

 

Bow Creek Field Day: Adding Forages and Small Grains

June 17th, 2026

9:00 AM- 4:00 PM

Skylon Ballroom, Hartington, NE

The 2026 field day will focus on adding summer annual forages and small grains into the rotation. Paul Jasa, UNL Cropping and Systems Engineer (ret.) will discuss the benefits of changing up the rotation with annual forages and small grains. Technical information on species selection, planting dates and rates, grazing techniques, and other practical information from experienced producers will be presented in the field portion of the day. This no-cost event is hosted by the Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District and supported by funding from the Water Sustainability Fund and NeDWEE 319 Program. Register Now to reserve your spot and lunch at lcnrd.nebraska.gov or by emailing bravenkamp@lcnrd.org

 

Irrigation Technology & Conservation Cost-Share

LCNRD is offering multiple cost-share opportunities through the Irrigation Technology & Conservation Program to support agricultural producers and ranchers to adopt practices that improve irrigation efficiency, conserve water resources, and protect groundwater & surface water quality. Contact the LCNRD at 402-254-6758 or visit the Irrigation Technology & Conservation Cost-Share page.

 

Protecting Lives, Protecting Property, Protecting Our Future.

The Lewis & Clark Natural Resources District was created in 1972 by the Nebraska Legislature which combined 154 special purpose entities into 23 NRDs.

The 23 Natural Resources Districts are funded by local property taxes to establish and manage resource projects in their area. Natural Resources Districts help respond to natural resources challenges with local control for local solutions. NRD’s work in partnership with other agencies and organizations such as the Natural Resources Conservation Service, NE Game & Parks and local municipalities.

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