News & Updates
October 24th, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Deanna Halstead, from Rex Lumber, Mrs. Williams' fourth-grade students if baby food has tree products in it. The majority of the class gives a thumbs up, while others have their thumbs down. To their shock, tree products are in baby food!
October 24th, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Matt McGaughey, from Rex Lumber, shows students from Graceville two containers of wood chips and charcoal. He explains how wood can be made into charcoal after being exposed to high temperatures in a fire.
October 23rd, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Danny Duce is pulling products derived from trees for the fourth graders of Day Springs Christian Academy, and asking how many trees should be cut down to make Elmer's glue. Students respond with four trees. He continues with different products, telling the students what part of the tree is used for each one.
October 23rd, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Billy Bailey teaches Mrs. Oliver's fourth-grade class about how salicin is derived from a Willow tree to make Aspirin.
October 23rd, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Danny Duce is educating Mrs. Hobbs's fourth grade class about a tree's health and how a Forester would take care of it.
October 23rd, 2025, For Forestry in the Classroom, Jackson County Fire Ranger, Austin Goff, and Jackson County Forester, Barry Stafford, are educating the fourth graders of Day Springs Christian Academy about the benefits of tree thinning and the responsibility of replanting.

September 24th, 2025 Forestry in the Classroom 2025 Kick-Off. District Coordinator, Haylee Sapp, is speaking to the local foresters and landowners about the Florida Forestry Association Program, Forestry in the Classroom.

September 24th, 2025 Forestry in the Classroom 2025 Kick-Off. District Coordinator, Haylee Sapp, is speaking to the local foresters and landowners about the Florida Forestry Association Program, Forestry in the Classroom.
September 12th, 2025, Jackson Soil & Water Conservation District attend the 2025 Model Farm Field Day. From left, Peggy Gilley, Haylee Sapp, and Katie Moore.
September 12th, 2025, Jackson Soil & Water Conservation District, and the Office of Agriculture Water Policy attend the 2025 Model Farm Field Day. From left, Chris Denmark, Letuzia De Olivera, Peggy Gilley, Rex Patterson, Caryn Crabb-Nelson, Dexter Gilbert, Katie Moore, Haylee Sapp, and Kevin Warren.
September 12th, 2025, Model Farm Field Day facilitated by National Black Growers Council (NBGC).
September 12th, 2025.
August 14, 2025 UF/IFAS Peanut Field Day. This was located at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Marianna, FL.
August 14, 2025 UF/IFAS Peanut Field Day. This was located at the North Florida Research and Education Center in Marianna, FL.

March 2025 Land Judging, FFA Middle and High School Students from Calhoun, Jackson, Paxton, Washington, and Walton Counties.

March 2025 Land Judging, FFA Middle and High School Students from Calhoun, Jackson, Paxton, Washington, and Walton Counties.

March 2025 Land Judging, FFA Middle and High School Students from Calhoun, Jackson, Paxton, Washington, and Walton Counties.

March 2025 Land Judging, FFA Middle and High School Students from Calhoun, Jackson, Paxton, Washington, and Walton Counties.

March 2025 Land Judging, FFA Middle and High School Students from Calhoun, Jackson, Paxton, Washington, and Walton Counties.

Jackson County Supervisor of Elections, Carol Dunaway swearing in our Board of Supervisors. From Left, Jeff Pittman, Mack Glass, Mrs. Dunaway, Steve Basford, and Tom Stadsklev.

Proclamation at the JC BOCC 4/25/23 meeting for retiring Supervisor Sonny Davis, Jr. From Left, Supervisor Mack Glass, retiring supervisor Sonny Davis Jr, and JC Commissioner Paul Donofro.

Jackson Soil & Water Conservation District employees at Supervisor Davis's retirement proclamation. From left: BMP Tech Garrett Williams, District Coordinator Peggy Gilley, Supervisor Steve Basford, retiring Supervisor Sonny Davis Jr, Supervisor Mack Glass, and Business Operations Analyst Alisha Dunaway,
