View crop water use from around the Nebraska including locally at the Nebraska Ag Water Mgnt Network. Location 1: 2 miles west of Hooper, rainfed no-till corn after soybeans on Moody Silty Clay Loam soil (about 2.2″ of available water per foot) July 1 – July 8 Weekly Rainfall & Crop Water Use for July 1 – July 8: […] Continue reading → Location 1: 2 miles west of Hooper, rainfed no-till corn after soybeans on Moody Silty Clay Loam soil (about 2.2″ of available water per foot) June 23 – June 30 Weekly Rainfall & Crop Water Use for June 23 – June 30: Rainfall = 0.0″ ET Reading = 1.9 Corn Water Use (V10 growth stage) = 1.31″ Soil Water Depleted […] Continue reading → 
1.5 miles NE of Scribner: Irrigated no-till soybeans on Moody Silty Clay loam soil (about 2.2″ of available water per foot) August 3 – August 10 Weekly Rainfall/Irrigation & Crop Water Use for August 3 – August 10: Rainfall = 0.8″ Irrigation = 0″ (0.0″ total for season) ET (Evapotranspiration) Reading: 0.6 Soybean Water Use […] Continue reading → 
1.5 miles NE of Scribner: Irrigated no-till soybeans on Moody Silty Clay loam soil (about 2.2″ of available water per foot) July 20 – July 27 Weekly Rainfall/Irrigation & Crop Water Use for July 20 – July 27: Rainfall = 0.40″ Irrigation = 0″ (0.0″ total for season) ET (Evapotranspiration) Reading: 1.3 Soybean Water Use […] Continue reading → 1.5 miles NE of Scribner: Irrigated no-till soybeans on Moody Silty Clay loam soil (about 2.2″ of available water per foot) July 13 – July 20 Weekly Rainfall/Irrigation & Crop Water Use for July 6 – July 13: Rainfall = 2.0″ Irrigation = 0″ (0.0″ total for season) ET (Evapotranspiration) Reading: 1.4 Corn Water Use […] Continue reading → 
In this report, I will use the definitions used by USDA-NASS for crop conditions: General crop conditions. Categories are defined as follows: Very Poor – Extreme loss of yield potential; complete or near complete crop failure. Poor – Heavy loss of yield potential due to excessive soil moisture, drought, disease, etc. Fair – Less than […] Continue reading → A new program called “Local Crop Water” sponsored by Nebraska Extension in Dodge & Washington counties will share weekly crop water use and soil moisture measurements from three irrigated and one rainfed field in 2015. The cost of the materials (ET gauges, Watermark soil sensors, sensor reading, mileage, etc.) for the program comes from local […] Continue reading →