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Who Owns the Water Beneath Nebraska's Farmland? - Vimarsana News

Who Owns the Water Beneath Nebraska's Farmland?

Out-of-state investors are buying up Nebraska land in part because of the groundwater that can be placed on crops. But there are restrictions on what they can do with that water.

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Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it? - Vimarsana News

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it?

Can out-of-state owners export water on or under their land out of Nebraska? No, say regulators, legal experts and farm brokers, because landowners don’t own the water in Nebraska.

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it? - Vimarsana News

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it?

Can out-of-state owners export water on or under their land out of Nebraska? No, say regulators, legal experts and farm brokers, because landowners don’t own the water in Nebraska.

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it? - Vimarsana News

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it?

Can out-of-state owners export water on or under their land out of Nebraska? No, say regulators, legal experts and farm brokers, because landowners don’t own the water in Nebraska.

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it? - Vimarsana News

Water's worth: It sits beneath Nebraska's farmland and has serious value. But who owns it?

Can out-of-state owners export water on or under their land out of Nebraska? No, say regulators, legal experts and farm brokers, because landowners don’t own the water in Nebraska.