Started in 1980 as part of a family-owned mushroom business, Modern Soils has spent more than 30 years developing soil blends for professional growers and land-care projects. The company’s distinctive approach repurposes spent mushroom compost, giving its products a regenerative purpose while serving customers across the Midwest, Northeast, and Mid-Atlantic.
Good Earth Horticulture, IncSince 1958, family-owned Good Earth Horticulture has grown from a retail nursery into a producer and distributor of horticultural products, including professional growing media and garden soils. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company operates 10 production facilities across the United States and Canada, harvesting Canadian sphagnum peat in New Brunswick and composting bark at sites across the country. Good Earth also continues the Hoffman garden-products line acquired in 1999.LANCASTER, NY
Salem Organic Products, IncFor nearly three decades, Salem Organic Products, Inc. has turned a farm-waste problem into Sweet Peet®, a 100% organic mulch made from composted agricultural manure. The company also produces Soilution®, an organic soil mix with biochar, and provides manure removal and recycling services for horse and cow farms. Sweet Peet holds two U.S. patents, a Canadian patent, and trademarks in both countries for its branded products.PAWLING, NY
Victory Gardens IncFamily-owned since 1990, Victory Gardens Inc. is known in the region for turning yard debris and other organic materials into bulk mulch. Based in southeastern Pennsylvania, it supplies landscape businesses as well as residential and commercial customers, with delivery from its own fleet.WARMINSTER, PA
AgRecycleFounded in 1991, AgRecycle is a woman-owned composting company that turns landfill-bound organic scraps and trimmings into compost and other soil amendments. It was the first commercial composting enterprise in the United States founded by a woman, and has spent decades building permitted Pennsylvania composting operations and dedicated food-waste collection routes. Its carefully monitored batches take seven to eleven months to manufacture, screen, and cure.LAWRENCEVILLE, PA