Some of them like to talk on the phone, some like to text and most are one-on-one kind of folks. They’re a little brash, quite sarcastic and very straightforward. They’re the North Dakota custom manure haulers.Read More…
The North Central Region Water Network is pleased to announce that we have been selected to receive the Universities Council on Water Resources 2019 Education and Pubic Service Award! Network Director, Rebecca Power, will be traveling toRead More…
The Current Webinar 47: Beyond Hydrology: Exploring the benefits of Green Stormwater Infrastructure featured three professionals in water management and green infrastructure (GI) who discussed their work and research on the benefits of GI from water quality,Read More…
The North Central Region Water Network is pleased to announce four new seed-funded projects recently selected for funding. These projects address 1) opportunities and actions arising from the December 2018 North Central Region One Water ActionRead More…
Story by Dan Zerr I work with many groups and partnerships who are working toward cleaner rivers and lakes. Specifically, near Eau Claire, Wisconsin we have problems with harmful algal blooms in many of our waters.Read More…
The 2019 Great Lakes to Gulf Watershed Leadership Summit was held in Gulfport, Mississippi February 19th and 20th. This was the second summit of this kind led by Network Director Rebecca Power, Amanda Gumbert of theRead More…
Both experts and residents are becoming more aware and concerned about PFAS contamination in our environment, water, and fish. PFAS, the acronym for about 4,000-5,000 chemicals known as per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances, are manmade chemicals thatRead More…
The Current Webinar 45: Soil Health and Water Quality featured three professionals in agronomy and soil science who discussed their research on the connection between cover crops, tile drainage and tillage timing on nutrient management and sedimentRead More…
Living in Cincinnati, I didn’t really feel connected to the Great Lakes. Distance makes that a challenge being on the other side of the state. Besides, we have the Ohio River. Granted, not the same butRead More…
The Soil Health Nexus team is making it easier than ever to access valuable soil health information through their newly released Soil Health Toolbox. To date, the team has released resources on conducting on-farm-research that incorporatesRead More…