Interestingly, the evidence gathered by the South Australian Government indicates for many farmers, the cheaper option – horse-driven threshing machines – was generally favoured for the grain harvest.
Threshing at Wallumbilla, 1899 (10/196)
Interestingly, the evidence gathered by the South Australian Government indicates for many farmers, the cheaper option – horse-driven threshing machines – was generally favoured for the grain harvest.
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