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BEE Pollinators 

Building, Educating, Empowering Young Gardeners

BEE Pollinators introduces a youth-centered gardening initiative aimed at building, educating, and empowering young gardeners through hands-on activities. The program emphasizes the importance of pollinators in ecosystems and offers workshops such as "Pollinator Power," where children learn about flower anatomy, pollinator roles, and how to create their own pollinator gardens. Designed for students from kindergarten through 12th grade, the initiative fosters environmental stewardship, self-sufficiency, and community engagement by connecting youth with local educators, master gardeners, and horticulturists. 

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Seeds of Change: How a 10-Year-Old Georgia Farmer Is Rewriting the Future of Agriculture

By Trimaine Clark • August 27, 2025
Meet Kendall Rae Johnson, the 10-year-old Georgia farmer and youngest certified grower in the U.S., inspiring a new movement in youth agriculture.

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