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A bottle of yellow fruit wine on a bar with a hand cupping a wine glass.

A picture of a horse and wheat harvesting device.

"It transformed the South Australian wheat and grain industry within a decade, and by the 1850s, SA was known as the granary of Australia, we were producing tens of thousands of tons a year."

An old-fashioned ploughing piece of equipment with wheels.

In an old photo, a man pours a glass of wine from an early version of the cask

"The proper term is the polyethylene wine bag, but of course we all love to call it the goon sack,"
Ms Ball said.

"It's the screw top cap that we know and love, it's still quite contentious overseas,"
Ms Ball said.

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