It’s the first day of July, and the official kick off to National Blueberry Month! This holiday month celebrates the history, versatility, and health benefits of the bountiful blue fruit. . The first commercially cultivated blueberry bush was achieved in 1916 in New Jersey …
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Resource Management, Inc. (RMI) is committed to the land, our environment and the people we serve. We provide responsive, innovative, and high quality organic residuals and recycling services to address our customers interests and needs.
Discover the benefits of using manufactured topsoil through a first-hand account. The Wilsons of Alstead, New Hampshire restored their farm fields after severe flood damage thanks to the use of manufactured topsoil.
RMI Collaborates with PSU School of Business
By Devon Pasco
RMI was given the exciting opportunity to collaborate with PSU School of Business students during the 2025 Spring semester, and we were greatly impressed with their initiative and ingenuity during our collaboration this semester. These students spent the semester learning …
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By Devon Pasco
New Hampshire water advocates gathered at The Hotel Concord on March 6th for the 2025 “Water’s Worth It” Legislative Breakfast in Concord, NH. Attended by state legislators and water professionals from all facets of the industry, the annual Legislative Breakfast provides an …
View This Post about New Hampshire Water Advocates Champion Clean WaterCelebrate Earth Day with the RMI Spring Newsletter
By Devon Pasco
In celebration of Earth Day, we've released our highly anticipated Spring Newsletter featuring National Bioenergy Day & clean energy in Vermont, cultivating success with manufactured topsoil, a recap of the Pig Roast and more! We hope you enjoy, and thanks for reading! RMI …
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