Green Jean Foundation News and Updates

How the New USDA Nutrition Guidelines Connect Food, Farming, and Health

A Fresh Look at the Food Pyramid: What the New USDA Guidelines Mean for Our Health In early 2026, the USDA released a major update to national nutrition guidance—described as a historic reset of U.S. nutrition policy. The updated framework brings renewed attention to real, whole foods and reintroduces a food pyramid-style model that helps […]

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The American Relief Act, 2025 (The Farm Bill)

Understanding the Farm Bill: What It Means for Regenerative Agriculture and Florida’s Future The Farm Bill is often mentioned in conversations about agriculture, conservation, and food security—but what does it actually do, and why does it matter? As one of the most influential pieces of agricultural legislation in the United States, the Farm Bill shapes

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Traditional, Organic, and Regenerative Farming: What’s the Difference?

Agriculture has evolved over time, leading to different approaches to growing food. While traditional, organic, and regenerative farming all aim to produce crops and livestock, their methods and impact on the environment vary significantly. Traditional Farming Traditional farming, often referred to as conventional farming, relies on synthetic fertilizers, insecticides, fungicides, and herbicides to maximize yields.

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Wilkinson School Garden Build

Sarasota, FL – The Green Jean Foundation joined forces with volunteers from the Sarasota Chapter of the Florida Farm Bureau and Wilkinson Elementary teacher Rachel Della-Donna to create a thriving school garden at Wilkinson Elementary School. The project will benefit all 460 students, providing them with a hands-on learning environment that connects them to the

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Wilkinson Elementary’s STEAM Turkey Trot Celebrates Farm-City Week

On Friday, November 22, Wilkinson Elementary students enjoyed an exciting day of agricultural learning during the STEAM Turkey Trot in celebration of Farm-City Week. From germinating seeds and juicing fresh Florida oranges to meeting adorable newborn dairy calves, the hands-on stations were packed with fun and discovery. Students explored where food comes from, the importance

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Green Jean Provides New Garden Beds to Heartland Christian School

Sebring, FL – On November 20, the Green Jean Foundation, working in partnership with Advanced Drainage Systems (ADS), delivered a total of 33 raised garden beds to Heartland Christian School, further enhancing the school’s thriving garden program. The delivery included 21 raised beds for herbs and pollination plants, strategically placed below the covered awning to

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From Classroom to Farm: The Green Jean Foundation’s Impact on Agricultural Education

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Green Jean Foundation Featured in “Clippings” Newsletter Port Charlotte, FL – October 14, 2024 – The Green Jean Foundation is proud to announce its recent feature in “Clippings,” a quarterly newsletter produced by Turfgrass Producers of Florida. The article, titled “The Green Jean Foundation: On A Mission for Agriculture,” highlights the

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Sowing the Seeds of Change: The Green Jean Foundation’s Vision for the Future of Agriculture

The Green Jean Foundation is committed to the sowing the seeds of change in the future of agriculture. We are rooted in the belief that agriculture is the lifeblood of our society, providing not only food and economic stability but also a profound connection to nature.  Our goal is to support individuals from ages 1

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Green Jean Foundation: Cultivating Agricultural Excellence Through Education

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Green Jean Foundation: Cultivating Agricultural Excellence Through Education Click Here to read the article: https://centralfloridaagnews.com/making-an-impact/ The Green Jean Foundation, a pioneering force in agricultural education, was recently featured in Central Florida Ag News for its significant contributions to the agricultural community. Founded in 2021 by Matt Palmer, the foundation is dedicated to

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