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Founder and Director of Research and Development wins the 2008 Purpose Prize.
Purpose Prize announced in USA TODAY
_______________________________________________________________________________ -The Full Belly Project named a
2008 TECH AWARDS LAUREATE by THE TECH MUSEUM OF INNOVATION
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Exellent in-depth article in Miller-McCune Magazine
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Full Belly Founder nominated as one of CNN HEROES
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Saveur Magazine lists Full Belly Project as one of six notable food based charities for 2007, December, 2007
Agroinnovations Podcast Interview with Full Belly Project Executive
Director, Jeff Rose, October 22, 2021
Popular Mechanics
"Where are they Now?", October 10, 2021
Full Belly Project's at the
First Annual International Development Design Summit (IDDS), August 8, 2021
Full Belly Project Benefits From
Community Foundation
Popular Mechanics Breakthrough
Awards Ceremony, October 6, 2021
The Full Belly Project most recently demonstrated the
Pedal Powered Agricultural Center (PPAC) and the Universal
Nut Sheller, (UNS) at the Popular Mechanics Breakthrough
Awards ceremony where Jock Brandis, the inventor was
honored for the development of these labor saving devices
and for their potential to positively change the world.
Click here to view photo's of the Popular Mechanics
Breakthrough event.
Click here to read the Full Belly Project article in
Business Week Magazine.
Article in November, 2006 issue of Popular
Mechanics
Prime Time Peanuts via Satelite
Don't miss the upcoming documentary Peanuts on Link
TV.
When film technician Jock Brandis discovered cotton
being grown in traditionally food-bearing fields in
a village in southern Mali, he decided to take action.
He began developing a peanut-husking machine that would
enable villagers to grow and harvest peanuts in place
of cotton.
PEANUTS follows Jock and his set of fiberglass molds
back to Mali, where he works with local villagers to
perfect and manufacture the hand-operated peanut husker
- the Malian
Peanut/Groundnut Sheller. As word spreads about
the invention, there are plans for thousands of the
machines to be manufactured and used not only in Mali,
but across the globe. PEANUTS shows a living example
of the difference that one person, with good will and
determination, can make in the lives of countless others.
For more information about the channel and air times,
click
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