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Know Your Well program empowers students to understand local water quality

Program empowers students to understand local water quality

July 14, 2023

 

People working on scientific testing equipment
Access to quality water is critical for both the ranch and feedyard. Testing well water not only clues ranchers into potential problems with their water, but it can also indicate whether it is safe for people in their community to consume as well. Know Your Well is a program used to test well water across Nebraska at no cost to the community, while teaching local high school students valuable skills.

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Ann Briggs

Ann Briggs

Public Relations & Engagement Coordinator

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Education Ecosystems Nebraska Nitrate Public Health

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