
Early Spring Turf Care This time of year sets the stage for your turf’s success in the upcoming months. Therefore, let’s address the importance of
PJC Blogs
Early Spring Turf Care This time of year sets the stage for your turf’s success in the upcoming months. Therefore, let’s address the importance of
Differences Between Organic Fertilizers
Many products are marketed as organic, but consumers rarely know the differences behind the bag. Certain fertilizers lend themselves better to an All-Natural Organic Turf
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
Discount on PJC’s Organic Turf Products
Our Early Order Program is here: Receive a discount on PJC’s Organic Turf Products! Lock in current pricing and save up to 5% on next
(10 Minute Read) The end of the season is here and we have 10 tips for taking care of turf in Winter. Close out the
The Newest Staff Member of PJC
This month, we’ve onboarded the newest staff member of PJC: Britt Phillips! Britt is PJC’s Regional Account Manager. That means she’s here to educate our
Field Study: Soil Balancing – What Ohio State University is learning about Calcium in Soil and Weeds. Today, we’re looking at two articles written by
Film Highlights Negative Effects of Pesticides
Back in 2021, I became aware of Dewayne “Lee” Johnson’s lawsuit against Monsanto through reading “The Monsanto Papers: Deadly Secrets, Corporate Corruption, and One Man’s
Eco Farming Daily featured an article by Bill McKibben titled “Soil pH: Making Adjustments to Boost Fertility”. The title immediately peaked PJC interest because it’s
What is Soil Compaction? In UMASS Extension’s Monthly E-Newsletter, Jason Lanier—UMASS Extension Turf Specialist—addresses the topic of soil compaction. He responds to the question: “I
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