Conservation & Bioenergy
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CONSERVATION
FDCE has been establishing native grasses, forbs and pollinator habitat since 2003. We have successfully and professionally established and managed over 400,000 acres of habitat since inception, with project sizes ranging from 15-2,000 acres.
BIOENERGY
FDCE’s bioenergy sector focuses on the use of native perennial vegetation and crop residues to replace traditional non-renewable products and methodologies. Projects include: cellulosic ethanol, direct combustion, pollinator friendly solar arrays and poultry bedding.
Solar Vegetation
FDC Enterprises Conservation and Bioenergy provides a professional solution to lead the solar energy industry in responsible vegetation establishment and management. FDC offers full-service vegetation solutions for utility-scale solar projects.
Special Projects
FDCE is part of several innovative partnerships to promote adoption of conservation practices that improve water quality and soil health, including Regional Conservation Partnership Program projects that establish switchgrass on agricultural land in Iowa and Virginia.
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Integrated Pest Management Strategies for CRP Land
How to Manage Pests While Maintaining a Healthy Ecosystem in CRP Fields One of the key goals of the Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) is to
The Role of Prescribed Burns in CRP Management
How Controlled Burns Can Be Used as a Tool for Maintaining Healthy CRP Land Prescribed burns, also known as controlled burns, are one of the
Common Weeds in CRP Fields and How to Control Them
Identifying and Managing Invasive Species That Threaten Native Plantings The success of any Conservation Reserve Program (CRP) project depends on establishing strong, diverse stands of