Jennifer Garner Picks Dates from Palm Tree in Denim Jumpsuit, Embracing 'Real Farmer' Look – Video

Jennifer Garner was seen picking dates from a tree in a recent video. The famous actress embraced a "real farmer" look in her denim ensemble. She was complimented by fans who saw her post.

Yesterday, Hollywood star Jennifer Garner, 51, took to Instagram to share footage of her harvesting delicious-looking dates from a palm tree. In addition to photos, the carousel post included four videos of Garner happily picking the fruit and explaining dates' invaluable health benefits.

She was joined by the suppliers of her Once Upon a Farm food business, which produces and sells organic, farm-fresh, and healthy meals and snacks. While hard at work, Garner adorned denim overalls, a peach-colored t-shirt, trainers, and a wide-brimmed bucket hat.

People who saw the beloved actress' post commended Garner's farming skills. One fan called her "a real farmer." Similarly, another referred to her as a "farmer's girl." Someone else gushed: "You're the best farmer, Jen. I'd love to work on your farm with you anytime." Another praised: "The farming life looks good on you!"

Garner has been passionate about farming and healthy food for a while and has shared various videos of her working hard on farms. In December of last year, the doting mom of three posted a video of her feeding cows while speaking to them.

Before that video, Garner posted another one of her harvestings, talking about how to grow spinach and listing the nutritional value of the green vegetable. She also showed viewers what she likes to include in a packed lunch and promoted her business' organic immunity-boosting products.

The actress does not only share information about the business she co-founded on her social media account. Last year, she also gave details about her organic food company with the hosts of "Good Morning America."

During the discussion, Garner disclosed: "Once Upon a Farm is this little tiny company started by Cassandra Curtis in her kitchen, to solve a problem [...] all baby food was, you know, shelf-staple, it had been cooked to death [...] just like not delicious, fresh food."

At the onset, Garner and John Foraker joined forces with Curtis, and the trio has been working on Once Upon a Farm for six years. Jennifer Garner explained that a primary goal of their organic food company is to try to be an ally to moms who seek nutritional and healthy food with no sugar for their kids to eat.