What are there ways of obtaining foods?

Answer 1

Most people (primarily those with jobs) go to the grocery store, or the "super market" and exchange something called money to get food in return. However, many people have reported success by growing food (also referred to as "gardening" or, on a larger scale, "farming"), fishing, hunting and/or possibly by raising livestock (cattle, chickens, sheep, goats, etc.) (referred to as "ranching").

Still others, primarily those without jobs, enjoy making use of welfare programs paid for by people who have jobs and pay taxes, by begging for money (aka "panhandling"), or by stealing. If you steal food or goods while in a store, this is called shoplifting. This is against the law, but the good news is that when you get arrested, you go to jail where taxpayers pay to feed you, thus eliminating your problem of finding food.

Answer 2

You can go shopping in a store or at a road side stand or a farmer's market.

You can plant a garden or a crop in a field.

You can raise animals for food, such as chickens for their eggs and for their meat.

You can go hunting or fishing.

You can barter for food -- offer something in exchange for food. For example, if you raise sweet corn and your neighbor raises chickens, you could offer to trade a certain amount of corn for a chicken.

Answer 3

We buy food from grocery stores, home gardens, and we also get food from farms.

Answer 4

Most people obtain their food from the supermarket.

Answer 5

I generally buy food at a market, but from time to time I grow it in the backyard.

Answer 6

You go buy food at the shops or takeaway but you need money awnser

Answer 7

People get their food by buying and shopping

Answer 8

cause it is dry

Answer 9

cause it is good