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A person in an orange long-sleeved shirt and blue trousers bends over among tall green grass and leafy plants, reaching down to cut or gather fodder. Tall sugarcane-like green blades fill the background with trees under a blue sky. The scene suggests cultivating green fodder for cows, in line with go seva work.

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A man in a pink short-sleeved t-shirt and dark trousers bends over tall green grass in an outdoor field, gathering a bundle of fresh green fodder stalks with his right hand. Wild grass and small leafy plants fill the lower frame, with a red-and-blue wrist band visible on his wrist. This is a photograph of a worker harvesting green fodder for cows in the field, consistent with the go seva activity described on the page.2021-10-03A person in a blue and white pinstriped long-sleeved top and dark grey trousers with black boots bends down among tall green and dry brown grass in a field, reaching toward the base of the plants. A white single-storey building with barred windows and a corrugated roof stands behind, with trees and a red structure in the background. The scene shows farm work cutting or gathering fodder grass.2022-01-10Jan 10 2022 sripuram2022-01-10July 27 2022 Sripuram2022-07-27June 05 20212021-06-05Jan 6 2022 sripuram2022-01-06December 11 20212021-12-11September 28 20212021-09-28 +1 copiesDecember 30 2021 sripuram2021-12-30A woman in an orange and purple printed sari with a green blouse bends over a grassy field, using a curved hand sickle to cut a bundle of leafy green plants. She has short grey hair, a small red bindi, and a nose stud, and wears a bangle on her wrist. Tall grass and a fallen branch surround her in the field. No a person is visible.2021-12-11A photograph of a farm field under a clear blue sky. A person in a light blue shirt, seen from behind with their face hidden, carries a large bundle of harvested green and dry-tipped grass on their head. Tall green grass and scrubby bushes fill the field, with a few trees on the horizon. No ritual, deity or a person is visible; the scene shows the goseva fodder work of the ashram's cow care, with cattle feed being carried from the farmland.2022-01-06September 28 20212021-09-28