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Written by Robbie Peterson

Ildephonse Kasinda, left, was embroiled in a disagreement with his neighbor for more than two years regarding an irrigation diversion that was causing his crops to die. He proposed a solution that he learned about in a play. Now he, his neighbor, and their wives word togethr to assure success for all. Pictured with Ildephonse is his neighbor's wife.

Ildephonse Kasinda, left, was embroiled in a disagreement with his neighbor for more than two years regarding an irrigation diversion that was causing his crops to die. He proposed a solution that he learned about in a play. Now he, his neighbor, and their wives word togethr to assure success for all. Pictured with Ildephonse is his neighbor’s wife.