Aussie farming inventions on show in 1966 | RetroFocus | ABC Australia

The Australian National Field Days, held near Orange, NSW, is Australia’s oldest annual agricultural exhibition. In 1966 inventions on show included a detasseling platform for maize farmers, a wool bale weight indicator, a roto seeder, a post driver, an under-tree weed sprayer, a cattle crush and head bail and an adjustable sheep race. Subscribe and tap the notification bell to be delivered Australian stories every day. ruclips.net/user/abcaustralia?sub_...
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[@henryhenry3832]

My uncle John has a cattle squeeze just like that one, and he still uses it every year.

[@D-train69]

Cool to see real things being built and used on a daily basis that all came from the people that had the same problems. NOT AI...

[@bigears4426]

We were the clever country

[@imranafg]

Not anymore

[@markissboi3583]

When i was a lad .