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In rural developmental programs, why is the introduction of small-scale localized mechanical milling operated by self-help groups considered a 'game-changer'?
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- 1It limits the scaling up of the milling process, keeping it restricted to small traditional operations
- 2The use of improvised local machines for processing and removing husk has been a turning point for local millet farming✓
- 3It indicates that self-help groups are active only in improving heavy machinery for various crops
- 4It proves that heavy central machinery for processing millets is not advanced enough
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The use of improvised local machines for processing and removing husk has been a turning point for local millet farming
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