From the archive record
In rural Maharashtra, a farmer practices a traditional method of agriculture by using four bulls to separate grain after harvesting. As the bulls move in a circular pattern, their steady steps help thresh the crop, a technique passed down through generations. This scene reflects the simplicity and sustainability of traditional Indian farming, where animals, farmers, and land work together in harmony. Despite the availability of modern machinery, many villages continue to preserve these methods, valuing their efficiency, low cost, and cultural significance. bulls wearing