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The harvest being offloaded at the farmer's house.
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A standard combine harvester was used on farmer B Rameswar Reddy's farm.
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At the farmer's home.
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Dr Y Padmalatha, Associate Director of Research (ic), RARS Nandyal, with her team of scientists and ICRISAT staff.
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Farmer B Rameswar Reddy (right) with his father (center).
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Farmer Rameswar Reddy discusses the yield of NBeG 47 with Dr PM Gaur, Principal Scientist (Chickpea Breeding) &. Assistant Research Program Director – Grain Legumes. ICRISAT
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ICRISAT scientists DR PM Gaur and S Samineni monitor demo plots at RARS, Nandyal. Dr V Jayalakshmi, who develeoped machine-harvestable chickpea cultivar NBeG 47 is seen.
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In the drylands of Anantapur, Andhra Pradesh, India, chickpea farming is fast expanding.
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Machine harvesting is highly efficient and saves on time and cost.
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Machine harvesting of NBeG 47 on farmer B Rameswar Reddy's father's farm
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RAR scientists and farmer Rameswar Reddy along with local leaders, farmers from neighboring villages and the media.
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Scientists from RARS Nandyal and ICRISAT evaluate the harvested chickpea
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The chickpea harvest is offloaded from the machine into tractors.