John Ridley

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John Ridley was a 19th-century English-born Australian inventor and miller best known for developing an early mechanical grain stripper that significantly advanced agricultural harvesting.

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instanceOf Australian pioneer
inventor
miller
person
birthPlace Northumberland
surface form: Northumberland, England
birthYear 1806
centuryOfActivity 19th century
countryOfCitizenship Australia
United Kingdom
deathYear 1887
fieldOfWork agricultural engineering
grain milling
impact contributed to the expansion of cereal cropping in South Australia
significantly increased efficiency of grain harvesting
industry agriculture
flour milling
grain production
inventionPurpose mechanized stripping of grain heads from standing crops
inventionType agricultural machinery
knownFor advancing mechanical harvesting in Australian agriculture
development of an early mechanical grain stripper
movedTo South Australia
name John Ridley
nationality English-born Australian
notableInvention mechanical grain stripper
occupation farmer
inventor
miller
placeOfActivity Colony of South Australia
residence South Australia

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