PJC Blogs
Invasive Jumping Worms: Protecting Turf Performance from Soil Collapse
Invasive Jumping Worms: Protecting Turf Performance from Soil Collapse Across the Northeast, more turf professionals are encountering a new and often misunderstood pest: jumping worms. From
Managing Heavily Used Organic Athletic Fields: Stamford Parks & Recreation
Managing Heavily Used Organic Athletic Fields: Stamford Parks & Recreation Interview An interview with Pete Stokes, Landscape Specialist, Stamford Parks & Recreation (CT), conducted by
A Year of Organic Turf Care Growth + What’s Coming in 2026
A Year of Organic Turf Care Growth + What’s Coming in 2026 December 22, 2025 As another year draws to a close, we’re taking a
New England Drought Update: What Winter 2025–26 Means for Spring Turf Recovery
New England Drought Update: What Winter 2025–26 Means for Spring Turf Recovery by Peter Newcombe Across New England, the overall drought footprint in late 2025
Field Testing Robotic Mowers: Lessons from Our 2025 Season
During the 2025 growing season, we put several robotic mower models through a field test to understand how these emerging tools fit into both professional
A Thanksgiving Letter from PJC
A Thanksgiving Letter from PJC As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, PJC is pausing to reflect on the journey we’ve traveled. From humble
Customer Spotlight: Sprigs & Twigs — Leading with Organics in Connecticut
At PJC Organic, we love celebrating customers who are champions of organic lawn care. As we close out the season, we’re featuring Sprigs & Twigs, an
New England Drought Update: Partial Relief, Persistent Deficits in Northern Areas
After a few encouraging rain events this fall, New England’s drought story remains one of uneven progress. While portions of southern and coastal New England
Customer Spotlight: Vincent Piselli, Conservation and Environmental Stewardship
Vincent (Vinny) Piselli is the Senior Land Care Manager at Mill River Park in Stamford, Connecticut, a multimillion-dollar public–private partnership between the City of Stamford
PFAS Contamination Forces Closure of Maine’s Largest Compost Facility
PFAS Contamination Forces Closure of Maine’s Largest Compost Facility Maine’s Hawk Ridge Compost Facility, once the state’s largest operation for turning municipal sewage sludge into
