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Very interesting video, but shame about the voiceover.

Could you do a video on the Ridley Wheat Reaper? That was another groundbreaking invention made in South Australia.

Your script comes across as a pile of wank, less wanking and it would be more enjoyable to listen too.

I wonder if any Labor politicians have watched this?

Spurce ructuose !

You keep repeating yourself over and over there is no more useful information after a few moments of this video

Soo neat to see a history time capsule

Merredin has the largest wheat shed in the Southern Hemisphere.

I thought it was a real working tractor and not a model. 😢 It's still really neat, though.

Glad i dont have to sweep that shed

The size of the building is impressive but what is really impressive is the fact that the "sticks" are single mountain Ash trees!

Need to factor that the land clearing through the wheatbelt up until 1970/1980, from the darling range to the goldfields and north to the Murchison, has caused a decrease in rainfall by 20%, and increase in soil salinity to the entire south west WA, the range of farmland has also diminished by approx 15% due to desert encroachment caused by deforestation. It is literally killing south west Western Australia. Reforestation is urgently required through the entire Wheatbelt as much as 15-20% needs to be completed urgently.

All I can see with this is a lot of work!!! lol….i would hate to be the poor bastards cleaning this miserable SOB out!

I am the very proud grandson of Joseph Smith who emigrated to Australia in 1922 at the age of 17, as a "Barwell Boy". Barwell Boys were young boys encouraged to emigrate to South Australia from England by the then Premier of South Australia Henry Barwell, as farm apprentices. My grand father used a five furrow stump jump plough towed by 6 horses, which were ultimately superseded by the tractor. He switched to bee keeping and honey production in the late 1930's supposedly in response to demand for this product. He was an apiarist , as was his son Geoff for the rest of his working career until the death of his wife in the late 1980's.

Is this AI narration? it says 'Dunolly' really weird

Great video, lacks authenticity with the tacky AI Voiceover.

Rat, mice and vermin infested grains though.......

👀🙆 very big

Australia is not even in the top 10 list. Russia at 12.7 % and Australia. 2.7 %

Robot you can’t even pronounce Dun Olly, suggest you go back to school.

Russia producing 125 m tons of wheat annually..selling them to China

Very interesting. Wish you would have shown and talked more about how it was loaded and unloaded

Very interesting.

apparently tall timber is really scarce now to repair heritage trestle bridges.

Note. you're not pronouncing it correctly. It's Marrtowa ....... NOT Murtoooa

I live in Hamilton, and I've always wanted to visit here. I'm on leave from work at the moment, and I've earmarked this to do while I'm on leave... funny that you've just uploaded this now. I havent watched it yet, just paused it for now so i can comment, but I want to go see it before I watch the whole video!

Just for the record , Murtoa is pronounced with far less emphasis on the R

It is a great place to visit really need to go and see it Pictures just don't get HOW big it is :) :)

Speak English,how many feet long,wide etc.Old true Australian's never spoke that woke transgender metric shite.

wow👍

Wow yes them old guys knew how to get things done

thanks for the history lesson

There is several CBH sites in WA bigger than that site. The Co-operative Bulk Handling (CBH) facility in Merredin, Western Australia has a maximum storage capacity of 860,000 tonnes of wheat. The Merredin CBH facility includes the largest storage bin in the southern hemisphere, which can hold 600,000 tonnes of grain. The bin is 610 meters long and 59 meters high.

A lot of sunlight getting through the roofing iron now, imagine resheeting that.

China cancelled a 1 million tonne wheat order a couple of months ago. I hope our farmers can inject some sense into our anti Russia/China politicians! If not, Australia faces a grim grain future.......

Bit old now, WA’s been doing over 25m tons of grain annually for a few years now

More of this and less artificial incompetence text to speech videos.

Talk about the binder and why the hay is being cut with a binder instead of the sunshine header.

And the creation of the basic wage. Most significant workers advance since the eight hour day.

2:25 This picture is from Lismore, Victoria btw. riordans is a large transporter of anything grain related in vic

WA's ports... shows pictures of Port Kembla and what's the one at about 5:50? It must be an old pic as the ship tied up and the architecture of the surrounding area suggests just post WW2

How much of this system is owned by the Salim Group? I had just assumed that grain on this scale was US based outfits behind the scenes like so much of global Ag. Weird seeing that a coop founded in the 30s in Aus would partner w such vital crop. Sure beats being in Chinas pocket tho! Cheers from Santa Cruz Ca

Headlie Taylor, the Thomas Edison of his time. A brilliant man who changed grain farming forever. I have a 1950 Massey-Harris self-propelled combine waiting for restoration, and very little differs from the basic working mechanisms Taylor invented.

Compare social conservative HV McKay, to the current mob of fear mongering, god botherers that call themselves 'liberals' in Victoria.

And now it’s full of junkies

Nice one bloke.

They still have the Sunshine Harvester primary school in 2024

How far we've fallen...

With corrupted government and communist unions is the reason this once great country with a great machinery manufacturing industry is all gone 😡

Interesting 😊