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The Lower Loup NRD has distributed the latest edition of it's district-wide newsletter, entitled IN THE LOUP, to residents in all 16 counties that make up the NRD. The quarterly newsletter covers a variety of topics relating… Read More
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The City of Broken Bow will host a public meeting on "Groundwater and Drinking Water Protection Management on Wednesday, April 14th. The event will be held at the Broken Bow City Auditorium. The event will provide the… Read More
Teams from Ord, Burwell and St. Paul have qualified to compete in the state Envirothon. Between Feb. 3-5, Nebraska high school students competed around the state during a virtual regional Envirothon competition demonstrating… Read More
DISTRICT ENGINEER Provide civil engineering services; project coordination and inspection. Work with other agencies, including project permits, design and construction. Indoor and outdoor working conditions-flood control,… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) in partnership with the Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) hosted two public meetings regarding the Mud Creek Watershed Improvement Project in Broken Bow and Ansley.… Read More
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Below are links to videos on Natural Resources Districts and water in the Cornhusker State. These videos were produced by NETV. Keeping Nebraska Local: A Unique Approach To Resources Management And The Floods Came Nebraska:… Read More
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Work on the on-going flooding issues in North Loup got a boost from the Lower Loup Natural Resources District Board as it approved partial funding for the project. The NRD Board okayed $71,700 toward design work to deal… Read More
Chemigation is the practice of applying agrichemicals to cropland using an irrigation system to distribute both the water and chemical. The goal of the Nebraska Chemigation Act is to protect the groundwater and surface waters… Read More
Applications for a total of 2,015 new irrigated acres in the North Loup River, Middle Loup and Beaver Creek Sub-Basins have been approved by the Lower Loup Natural Resources District Board of Directors. Here's a breakdown… Read More
An interlocal agreement with the Lower Loup Natural Resources District has been approved by the Sargent City Council. The agreement allows for the hiring a third party to seek grant applications to fund work on the community’s… Read More
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Download FormsDavis Creek is a 1,140 acre lake offering fishing, boating and other water sports and is located six miles south of North Loup.
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