User talk:Rsika/Archive 2

October 2013
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Edit warring: Sorghum
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 * Why image from America deserve place in that article but not from India? India is also one of the highest producer of Sorghum. Also the image from America shows ripe sorghum crop, my image shows half grown crop. It has encyclopedic value of showing the growth of Sorghum plant. If you don't like that image, I will try to take better quality image. I remain surrounded by banana, sorghum, cotton etc crops 24 hrs a day. My white cloud sky is the problem in taking good pics. ABHIJEET (talk) 07:56, 15 September 2014 (UTC)

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