Review of the Bullish Farmer

Review of the Bullish Farmer Name Institution Review of the Bullish Farmer Tragedies in our lives can either transform us to become better people or ruin us depending on how well handle and accepts the results of the loss. In most cases, life-changing events when they occur they change and reorder individual normal social life. As seen in the case given by the documentary "'the Bullish Farmer". After the loss of his best friend during the September 11 terror attack one John Ubaldo aka John Boy calls it quit to his job where he was a successful Wall Street investment banker. He trades in his high profile financial career for a 185 piece of land on the Battenkill River at Cambridge New York. His mission was to live a quiet life and farmer in a similar manner as it was done one hundred years ago that included raising a variety of livestock and crops. The main goal for Johnny Boy was to raise and farm nutritious and delicious food for himself, friends, and his extended family. Morsolais (2017) states that chemicals and sprays have replaced knowledge, Hence John’s urge the reduction of these chemicals. The film also roots for small farms and farmers in rural America support John Boy is determined to make a nutrition change for himself and the people around by going an extra mile and farming like in the old days, his actions are related to scholar's education on nutrition anthropology. Nutritional anthropology in plain words is the study of nutrition and food beginning from evolutionary, cultural, and social perspectives. It is a way of showing how the three factors interact with the production of nutritional health of people and all those in the community. The film bullish farmer is nothing less than the above definition. In an attempt to achieve his d...