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Chemicals in Sewage Sludge Fertilizer Pose Cancer Risk
By MICHAEL PHILLIS (January 14, 2025), reposted by PJC Organic Harmful chemicals in sewage sludge that is spread on pasture land as fertilizer are causing cancer,
Financial Costs of Artificial Fields
It is a myth that synthetic fields require less maintenance, and therefore less money, than natural turfgrass. Here, we’ll look at the financial costs of
Safety Concerns with Artificial Turf
There’s a lot of debate surrounding the cost-benefit of replacing natural fields with synthetic turf. As a former college field hockey player, you don’t need
Synthetic Turf Fields Require Maintenance
People often disregard the fact that synthetic turf fields require maintenance. While an artificial field doesn’t require regular mowing, irrigation and fertilization, there is still
Holiday Gifts for an Organic-Loving New Englander
Keep your carbon footprint low this season. When shopping holiday gifts for an organic-loving New Englander, you can’t go wrong with something educational, local, handmade,
Artificial Turf Field Fails in Nashua, NH
An artificial turf field fails in Nashua, New Hampshire, and is closed for safety concerns. The turf field closure was announced October 2, 2024. Initially,
Spooky Turfgrass Facts for Halloween
Halloween is sneaking up on us and we have a few spooky turfgrass facts to ring in the holiday. Now, we don’t want to get
Drought Conditions in the Northeast
Fortunately, much of the Northeast is not experiencing the drought conditions we have had to deal with in recent years. As you can see from
About OMRI You’ve seen the labels when shopping, and may be wondering “What does OMRI Listed mean?” The Organic Materials Review Institute (OMRI) is an
PJC’s Recommended Reading for Landscapers
With the holidays upon us, PJC’s recommended reading can be added to that last-minute wish list. The following eight books have been fundamental in PJC’s
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