Nebraska natural resources districts may run soil and water programs, and the Department of Agriculture must send task force records to the Legislature by January 1, 2027.
Natural resources districts may establish or join programs that teach residents or study ways to improve soil health, water quality, or water management.
The Department of Agriculture must send the Legislature’s Clerk the task force’s action plan, findings, and meeting records.
Natural resources districts may establish or join programs about soil health, water quality, or water management. Programs may educate residents or study practices that improve soil or water resources. Programs may include demonstrations and educational events. Districts may make agreements with public or private groups and agencies.
The Department of Agriculture must send specified Healthy Soils Task Force records to the Legislature’s Clerk. The requirement covers records from the Healthy Soils Task Force created under a 2019 law. The records include the task force’s action plan, findings and recommendations, agendas, meeting minutes, and other documents it sent to the department. The department must submit the records electronically before January 1, 2027.
No hearings or votes scheduled.