A Surprising End to 2020
Each year we try to recognize the highlights of the year for our December blog post. 2020 has been a weird year to say the least, and at first, we Continue Reading
Dairy Data: Taking The “End” Out of End-user
Flip through any dairy magazine these days and you will find yourself in a sea of buzzwords regarding the advancement of technology: Internet of Things, Analytics, Digital Disruption, to name Continue Reading
The FMS Tip You Need to Know About
As you have seen in my recent blog posts, we have been doing a lot of work with the VaDia on our farms since January. One key parameter the VaDia Continue Reading
Our Next Project is Not an A5
We are looking forward to welcoming the Brake family into our Lely Center Mid-Atlantic group with their addition of the Lely Vector which will be installed in the coming months. Continue Reading
What COVID-19 Means for our Customers
We know you’re probably tired of talking about COVID-19, but it feels important and necessary to address how this virus is impacting current customers and prospects. We always talk about Continue Reading
A Small Tool Making a Big Impact
In my October 2019 blog post, I introduced Lely’s new Aftermarket Specialist team. I wrote of their focus, specialties and some of the various tools they have access to. One Continue Reading
You Won’t Want to Miss This
We are thrilled to unveil the most ambitious tour Lely has ever created. The Red Cow Revolution Tour. This will be the single most exclusive tour of the year hosted Continue Reading
Road to 100 Robots
In late fall of 2018, Lely Center Mid-Atlantic released a campaign called Road to 100 Robots. We announced our plan to raffle off a brand new UTV once we hit Continue Reading
The Power of Pause
As we enter the Holiday season, we recognize that this is the perfect time of year to pause and reflect on all of our blessings and all that we are Continue Reading
Why Lely Created a New Division
Five years ago, most robotic milking companies were focusing on getting the technology perfect so that the milking unit would attach to a cow’s udder. There was talk about who Continue Reading