NPGCD News
Where Does Our Water Come From?
Turn on the tap, and it’s easy to assume water is always there when we need it. But across the Texas Panhandle—and much of the […]
We are off and Running at the WCC!
Our first crops were planted this week at the Water Conservation Center, so we are off and running in our demonstration program for the 2026 […]
Spring Into Conservation: Simple Ways to Save Water at Home
As spring arrives in the Texas Panhandle, it’s the perfect time to refresh not just your home and yard—but also your water habits. Whether you’re […]
Seasonal Outlook: What This Year’s Weather Could Mean for Water Use
Years like this aren’t defined by how much rain falls — they’re defined by when it doesn’t.
We’re off to a start that most producers dread […]
Meter Reimbursement Program
Thanks to a grant from the Texas Water Development Board (TWDB) the North Plains Groundwater Conservation District provides funding to irrigators to offset up to […]
What is the Texas 4-H Water Ambassador Program?
The Water Ambassador Program was launched in 2017 as an elite initiative for high school students, aimed at educating, training, and empowering youth in Texas […]
Establishing a New GPU
If you have recently purchased property, you are required to report new ownership of water rights to the District within 30 days in accordance with District Rule […]
Class of 2026 Master Irrigator is Underway!
We are thrilled that the Master Irrigator Class of 2026 is in full swing!
On February 18th, we kicked off Session I, followed by Session II […]
Annual Winter Water Level Measurements
The Field Team will be carrying out winter water level measurements across all eight counties within the district.
These measurements serve to determine:
Decline rates
Depth to water
Saturated […]
2025 Production Reporting
Your 2025 annual Production Report Link is now available to all report recipients to access their annual reports. You should have received an email from […]
