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The Dairy ProQ robotic rotary, the first of its kind in the Southern Hemisphere, has proven to be an impressive addition for Victorian farmers Paul and Marsha Smith.

GEA says that its latest walkover teat sprayer is helping farmers save time and boost udder health.

New Zealand farmers get their first opportunity to experience the future of pasture-based dairy automation in action this week at the National Fieldays.

Milking technology provider GEA Farm Technologies is introducing its first automatic milking system (AMS) in New Zealand.

In a groundbreaking move for dairy farming in New Zealand, Craig Copland has become the first farmer in the country to use GEA’s Manure Decanter system, traditionally used in wastewater and wineries, to enhance environmental sustainability on his Canterbury farm.

Milking technology specialists GEA, in partnership with agricultural AI start-up AgriAI, have announced the launch of their walkover teat sprayer, designed to reduce mastitis cases and labour requirements, while optimising animal welfare.

In line with its motto “Next Generation Farming”, GEA recently announced innovations in the field of conventional milking at EuroTier.

Dairy specialists GEA has announced the arrival of an autonomous robotic feeder to its already extensive range.

Automatic teat spraying is no longer just about labour savings, says dairy automation company GEA.

New Zealand’s newest state-of-the-art dairy processing plant will be built by GEA NZ Ltd.