Food Field Assignment

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What I learned from this field assignment is to watch my diet and. I usually eat food that has

healthiness in its category and I usually drink water mostly because soft drinks aren't really good

for your body. Most of the food I eat is processed food made by companies and they bring all

the food in trucks or in packages and it consumes all of the carbon dioxide in the air and

everything which is bad for our environment. I would change by growing my own food or making

a homemade food and stop consuming these useless products they call food. I will start buying

food that I can cook and certain foods that I can microwave l can also have my own garden and

grow vegetables and fruits nice crops and take very good care of them that would help

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