Why you should consider a composting service

Did you know that each year Massachusetts households, businesses, and institutions discard enough garbage that, when compacted, would fill 3,000 Olympic swimming pools? At this rate, officials estimate that our existing landfills will close by 2030. Composting can reduce the volume of waste bound for landfills by 30-50%. It could reduce our Transfer Station trash costs by reducing the trash volume when many more residents compost. Few Harvard residents, however, have the ability or the space to…

Harvard’s Small Farms: Spotlight on Good Spirits Farm

Learn about one small local farm that uses regenerative agriculture and permaculture. Good Spirits Farm co-owner was interviewed about organic farming and apiary and techniques used to avoid pesticides, fungicides or other synthetic chemicals and still grow healthy produce.

Replacing invasives at Bromfield

The Bromfield Green Team and The Harvard Garden Club began the process of planning, securing grants, and replacing the invasive plants with native plants around the entrances of the Bromfield School.

Know Your Land / Conservation Restrictions

Protecting land in our Commonwealth is encouraged and supported by our state government. State laws guide these protections. The State also offers financial incentives. During this webinar, HCIC brings you two speakers who will provide information on these laws and opportunities.