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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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.
The 30th Anniversary Spring Newsletter is Here!
By Devon Pasco
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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By Devon Pasco
In recognition of the beneficial reuse of Biosolids, previous New Hampshire State Governor Jeanne Shaheen declared May 16, 2000 as Biosolids Recycling Day. The points made in this proclamation still hold true, especially the cooperative nature of these recycling efforts between …
View This Post about Historic Holiday: Biosolids Recycling DayA Look Back – Restoring Pastureland After Hurricane Irene
By Devon Pasco
After tropical storm Irene hit Vermont in 2011, RMI partnered with Craig Mosher of Mosher Excavating to help restore his land that was heavily damaged and nearly stripped of topsoil as a result of the flooding. During the aftermath of the storm, Craig selflessly volunteered …
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