Bowen Farmstead Book Report

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Heath is wealth, a saying that is true to its words. Leading a healthy lifestyle does require one to avoid all sorts of unhealthy fast foods, which are extremely harmful to health. Choosing a healthy life style also means that one can have a disease free and healthy life. Foods that are filled necessary nutrients such as vitamins, proteins, and minerals can ensure the healthy lifestyle one needs to follow. Whole foods are basically unrefined or unprocessed foods that are full of vital nutrients. Unpolished grains, beans, fruits, vegetables, and animal products, including meats and non-homogenized dairy products fall under the category. Geoffrey Morell, the owner of P.A. Bowen Farmstead ensures the food products are raised naturally, which will …show more content…
Geoffrey Morell ensures and emphasizes rotational grazing for all farm animals at P.A. Bowen Farmstead. Dedicated to raising grass fed livestock, Mr. Morell the owner of P.A. Bowen Farmstead, which is situated in the gentle hills of Maryland’s Prince Georges County, ensures the use of old-fashioned grazing techniques together with modern technologies to reach his ultimate goal of making everyone lead a disease free healthy life. This praiseworthy farm maintained by him also encourages encourage people to visit the farm and educated themselves about the operations of the farm with the help of guided classes and tours. The farm is not only beneficial health wise with its organic products produced with the help of grass fed livestock but is also available for various events such as fund-raisers, corporate picnics and

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