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Harrington’s Organic Land Care: Leading the Way in Sustainable Practices for Over 35 Years

May 29, 2024 - Updated on February 19, 2025
in CT News
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A woman and a man stand together in front of a green plant. The woman wears glasses, a red sweater, and a checked shirt. The man, who has been with Harrington's Organic Land Care for 35 years, wears a blue button-down shirt with a logo on it and smiles proudly.
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For over three decades, Harrington’s Organic Land Care has been a cornerstone in Connecticut’s organic landscaping industry. Established in 1987 by Todd Harrington, the company has consistently championed sustainable and chemical-free practices, earning a reputation as a leader in the field.

A Legacy of Organic Excellence

Todd Harrington’s journey into organic land care began early in life. Growing up in Canton, Connecticut, he worked for his father’s commercial landscape company, which laid the foundation for his expertise. After studying mechanical engineering at the University of Connecticut and later receiving a degree in arboriculture and forestry from the University of Massachusetts, Harrington launched his own business, initially named Organicare, in 1987. The company was rebranded as Harrington’s Organic Land Care in 2005 to better reflect its expanding services and commitment to organic practices​​​​.

Innovations and Contributions

Harrington’s Organic Land Care is renowned not just for its services but also for its contributions to the field of organic land care. In 2001, Todd Harrington co-authored the Northeast Organic Farming Association’s (NOFA) Standards for Organic Land Care, the first of their kind in the United States. These standards have since become a benchmark for organic landscaping practices nationwide​​.

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The company’s facility in Bloomfield, Connecticut, is equipped with a state-of-the-art lab certified by Soil Food Web Inc., where they conduct complex soil testing and analysis. This lab supports their innovative approach to land care, ensuring that all treatments and products are scientifically backed and effective. Their services range from basic soil testing to advanced chemical and biological analyses, including assessments of active bacteria and fungi levels​​.

A Commitment to Education and Sustainability

Education is a core component of Harrington’s mission. The company offers training and consultancy services to help other businesses and individuals transition to organic and sustainable land care practices. Todd Harrington has taught in the NOFA Accreditation Course in Organic Land Care since 2004, sharing his extensive knowledge and experience with new generations of land care professionals​​.

Moreover, Harrington’s Organic Land Care provides a range of products made at their Bloomfield facility, including natural granular fertilizers, soil amendments, and their proprietary VermaGrow™ blends for compost teas. These products are designed to promote healthy, sustainable plant growth without the use of synthetic chemicals​​.

Global Impact

The impact of Harrington’s work extends beyond Connecticut. Todd Harrington has consulted on projects worldwide, from small farms to large-scale agricultural operations covering over 100,000 acres. His expertise has helped improve soil health, increase crop yields by up to 200%, and eliminate the use of harmful chemicals in various agricultural settings​​​​.

Customer Satisfaction and Community Engagement

Customer reviews and industry accolades reflect the high regard in which Harrington’s Organic Land Care is held. The company is praised for its knowledgeable staff, amazing services, and commitment to customer education. Their approach not only improves the health and aesthetics of landscapes but also fosters a deeper understanding and appreciation of sustainable practices among their clients​​.

Conclusion

Harrington’s Organic Land Care stands as a testament to the viability and benefits of organic land care practices. Through dedication, innovation, and a steadfast commitment to sustainability, Todd Harrington and his team continue to lead the way in creating healthier, more resilient landscapes.

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