On Saturday, September 21st, we celebrated our thirty-year anniversary with a revival of our beloved pig roast celebration where friends gathered alongside staff for a day full of hearty food and lively entertainment. The event was an opportunity for us to show our appreciation …
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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.
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Looking for the right solutions to manage your public works projects?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.
Sustainable Solution in Claremont, NH
By Devon Pasco
RMI’s soil amendments are extremely versatile, and as such, we’ve supplied these recycled, sustainable materials for all kinds of unique projects throughout the Northeast. This year, we will be revisiting and sharing some of these engaging projects of the past as well as posting …
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June 1st marked the 113th Annual Meeting of the New Hampshire Timber Owners Association (NHTOA) held this year DeMeritt Hill Farm in Lee, NH. Attendees were treated to a verity of tours, including self-guided tours of the DeMerritt Hill Farm, Logging Camp, and forest management …
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NH Drinking Water Festival Fun This June, three of our team members volunteered for the NH 4th and 5th grade Drinking Water Festival held at Fox Park, where students had the opportunity to learn about water conservation, quality, erosion, wildlife, and many other facets of this …
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