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Thanks to an unusually wet 2019, groundwater levels in the Lower Loup Natural Resources District have reached all-time highs. Following the record floods of the previous year, groundwater levels rose, on average, 1.82 feet. … Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District (LLNRD) has initiated a new program to improve outdoor recreation opportunities and provide additional funding towards the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP). The LLNRD Access Incentives… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District headquarters office in Ord will, until further notice, be closed to the public. Staff will be present to take telephone calls and e-mails. This action is taken in the interest… Read More
Jim Eschliman from the Lower Loup Natural Resources District has been elected president of the Nebraska Association of Resources Districts (NARD) Board and NARD Risk Pool Board. Eschliman has served as vice president since… Read More
The Lower Loup Natural Resources District has enacted a higher level of groundwater management for an area northeast of Columbus. The unanimous vote, creating the District’s second water quality subarea, came at the LLNRD’s… Read More
Applications for a total of 2,367.34 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. NRD General Manager… Read More