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Don’t Wait – Secure Your Wood Ash Supply Today!

March 20, 2026 By Devon Pasco

Wood Ash is the perfect product for Northeastern soils as a sustainable and organic fertilizer and fast-acting liming agent. Recycled from our local biomass energy facilities, Wood Ash is widely established as the ideal choice for improving soils and crops and has become a cornerstone of soil fertility.

During the spring, biomass energy plants shut down for brief intervals to complete essential repairs and perform scheduled maintenance. For our customers, this means there may be brief interruptions in Wood Ash availability during the upcoming spring season. We know that having Wood Ash on hand for spring spreading is important, so we encourage customers to place orders sooner rather than later to help avoid any potential service interruptions. Ordering early ensures that Wood Ash is on hand when your spreading window opens, encouraging a successful and productive growing season.

Contact your RMI Sales Representative or call our office at 603-536-8900 to schedule your order today! Wood Ash is available by tractor trailer load – minimum 40 yard deliveries. Visit our Wood Ash FAQ page here.

RMI’s Wood Ash:

  • Provides essential nutrients like potassium (potash), calcium carbonate equivalent (CCE), magnesium, and zinc.
  • Naturally improves soil pH, making nutrients in the soil more available to plants.
  • OMRI Listed® for use by organic farms.
  • Allows conventional equipment handling – ask us about our spreader rental program!

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NEWEA 2026 Annual Conference & Tradeshow

February 3, 2026 By Devon Pasco

Another NEWEA Annual Conference & Tradeshow in the books and not even a massive snowstorm could slow it down! As usual, the hardworking folks at NEWEA organized another seamless tradeshow with an abundance of sessions, roundtables, events, and opportunities to build connections, plus a showing of “Unless Something Goes Terribly Wrong,” the documentary spotlighting the Portland Wastewater Treatment Facility! We also observed such a willingness from others throughout the conference to step up and volunteer their time if a session moderator or coordinator was absent due to the weather. This really highlighted the fact that we’ve got a great group of people in our New England water community!

We had plenty of familiar faces stop by our exhibitor booth to chat and catch up, and that’s always one of the best parts of the show. We were also awarded a plaque commemorating our ten years of participation at the annual NEWEA Conference, which was such a thoughtful surprise. Here’s to another ten years, and we will see you all at the spring show!

Cozy up with the RMI Winter 2026 Newsletter

January 15, 2026 By Devon Pasco

Catch up all the latest and greatest news including Morrill Farm Dairy’s 100th anniversary, RMI & VT DEC teaming up at the NEBRA Conference, farm resiliency grant opportunities, and more!

 

Revitalize your Soil with Class A Biosolids Fertilizer

October 10, 2025 By Devon Pasco

RMI delivery of Class A Biosolids

RMI’s Class A Biosolids are a cost effective, slow-release nitrogen fertilizer that encourages vigorous plant growth and increased crop yields when applied on agricultural land. Biosolids fertilizer can also be used as a valuable component of manufactured topsoil and can drastically improve underperforming loam. Class A Biosolids are available by the tractor trailer load – minimum 40-yard deliveries. Visit our Biosolids FAQ page here.

Benefits of RMI Class A Biosolids:
• Natural source of nitrogen, phosphorus, sulfur, magnesium, calcium, copper, and zinc.
• Contains approximately 50% Wood Ash by volume providing potassium, lime (CaCO3), and micronutrients.
• Provides ample organic matter to reduce soil bulk density, improve soil structure, and promote increased water holding capacity.
• Offers a cost-effective and sustainable alternative to commercial fertilizers.
• Makes crops grow better.

Class A Biosolids revitalized this NH hayfield.
Two annual applications of Class A Biosolids at 12 tons to the acre drastically improved the health of this 12.5 acre New Hampshire hayfield increasing the annual yield from 350 to 1750 square bales!
Biosolids based loam outperformed conventional loam during third party growth trials.
2024 comparison of Kentucky Bluegrass grown with conventional loam versus Class A Biosolids amended loam at four weeks during third party growth trials.

Safety of Biosolids Fertilizer:

Biosolids fertilizer is the most regulated soil amendment on the market and must meet strict quality standards set forth by federal and local law. RMI’s Class A Biosolids are routinely tested to ensure that they meet the requirements set forth in these rigorous standards.

RMI’s Class A Biosolids are fully compliant with all EPA requirements for beneficial use and supports carbon sequestration, nutrient cycling, and sustainability initiatives throughout the Northeast.

Speak with a member of our team and find out today how Class A Biosolids can improve your operation!

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Kicking Off National Blueberry Month

July 1, 2025 By Devon Pasco

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.
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The first commercially cultivated blueberry bush was achieved in 1916 in New Jersey as a joint effort between farmer Elizabeth White and USDA botanist Frederick Coville. Today, thanks to their efforts, over 1 billion pounds of blueberries are grown in North America every year! Blueberries, often referred to as a “superfood,” are jam packed with antioxidants and vitamins, and studies suggest that consumption of blueberries may lower blood pressure and even improve memory. There are no shortage of recipes that blueberries can be incorporated into, lending their flavor to baked goods, sauces, jams, smoothies, salads, dressings, and more!
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As an added benefit, we are lucky enough to have many great local farms offering pick-your-own blueberry experiences during the month of July. Find a NH farm proudly offering PYO blueberries, as well as other PYO fruits Here!

RMI Collaborates with PSU School of Business

June 12, 2025 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 about Corporate Social Responsibility and how companies successfully incorporate it into their business model. After an initial presentation on RMI was given to this class by three of our team members, the students then worked on developing recommendations on how RMI could improve our CSR and sustainability efforts. To conclude their capstone course, the class visited the RMI office and presented their ideas directly to our team.

Overall, these students did an excellent job presenting their ideas, and we received some really thoughtful suggestions and takeaways as to how we can continue to improve and best serve our communities and our customers. Without a doubt, these Plymouth Panthers will continue to accomplish great things!

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