Sweet Peet® was the only mulch specifically mentioned by brand, while the potential dangers of inferior mulches were pointed out. You can read the full article by clicking on the Times header at right.

On May 20, 2007 The New York Times ran an article by Gerri Hirshey titled “Extreme Mulching” wherein she praised the virtues of Sweet Peet® over other types of applications. Read the full article

"Minding Their Manures"
Article by Kemi Osukoya

New Licenses expands territory

On June 29, 2006 a new license was issued to Sweet Peet® Organics, Inc. based in Wallkill, New York, encompassing counties in the lower Hudson Valley west of the river. A second license granted to SP Organics covers the area north of I-80 in northern New Jersey. The addition of these two licenses makes a current total of 8 exclusive Sweet Peet® territories, distributed within 5 different states. Click on the “Distributors" link to find out Where To Buy, then “Licensee List” for more info.

In the May 2006 issue of "Landscaper", Richard Heller offers professional advice on fertilizing and mulching. You might be surprised? to find out what some mulches are made of, and what they might contain. To avoid the potential dangers of such mulches, Heller recommends Sweet Peet®, and goes on to describe its positive benefits. Read the full article.

"Mulch trade is fruitful enterprise"
Article by Craig Wolf

The August 25, 2006 issue of the Poughkeepsie Journal ran a page one Business Section article about Salem Organic Soils and Sweet Peet®. Read the full article.

Inducted into the Small Business Hall of Fame

On March 30, 2004 Brent Lamour, co-owner of Salem Organic Soils, was inducted into the Small Business Hall of Fame by the Legislative Body of the New York State Senate. Brent was one of 32 inaugural small business owners selected from over 200,00 New York entrepreneurs. In the photo Brent (left) receives the award proclamation from Senator Vincent L. Leibell. Click to on the photo to read the full Proclamation.