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A snake charmer plays for tips
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A stop on our farm tour through the Punjab
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About any mode of transport is used to haul things in India!
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Even in remote rural area, technology is readily available
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A large tractor for India
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Our group leader gets her socks cleaned after "stepping in the waste!"
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Living conditions vary greatly, with an unbelievable number living in shacks like the one above.
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Treated like royalty at a New Holland Dealership in Kolar.
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Roadside shops in India
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Tractors are used not only on the farm, but also for transportation
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A Dairy farm in India
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Dairy Farmers in the Punjab- His first message to us- "We are not the same as Osama bin Laden" regarding their beards and turbans.
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This woman carries dung on her head from the dairy to a storage pile.
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Dung Patties are made from the storage areas, and then are used to burn to cook food on or for warmth.
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Farmers who gathered to meet and hear from us
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The farmers were organized by the University, who was promoting use of the no-till drill in the background
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Illinois Ag Leadership Group at the Taj Mahol
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Three native Pike Countians a long way from home! Troy Fischer, myself, Joe Dierker
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Infosys- an incredible contrast from the normal streets of India
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The recreation area at Infosys- on the other side of the gate, the dirt and poverty are very evident
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A very normal site in India- "relieving oneself" about anywhere the mood strikes you. So many people- few public facilities to use.
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