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GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER The man who made the soil sing

The New Indian Express Mysuru

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October 15, 2025

EW figures in American history embody the union of intellect, humility, and purpose quite like George Washington Carver.

- HRITHIK KIRAN BAGADE

GEORGE WASHINGTON CARVER The man who made the soil sing

Born into slavery on July 12, 1864, on a small farm in Diamond, Missouri, Carver rose from those humble and uncertain beginnings to become one of the most celebrated agricultural scientists in American history. His life was a testament to perseverance, curiosity, and a profound love for nature. At a time when racial prejudice often stifled opportunity, Carver carved out a place for himself through sheer intellect and innovation, reshaping American agriculture and inspiring generations of scientists and farmers alike.

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