Farm in Gea transitions to automated robotic milking system
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Updated Oct 22
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What happened
On their 313-hectare property in Gea, Dennis and Erin Lomax replaced a traditional rotary dairy with 10 German-built GEA dairy robots. The farm, which houses 530 Holsteins, now operates using a voluntary flow system driven by strategic feed incentives.
From stockandland.com.au
Why it matters
This transition reflects a broader trend where resource industry groups, including agricultural technology and dairy interests, are adopting automated robotic milking technology.
Resource industry groups, including agricultural technology and dairy interests, have collaborated by adopting robotic milking technology and hosting tours showcasing their resources.
From stockandland.com.au
Who's involved
- GeaLocation where the robotic milking system is implemented
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The entities involved
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