A Conversation Around Robot Repairs
The July 19, 2021, issue of Progressive Dairy contained an article from Ian Gallacher titled Robot repairs: The solution or the problem? The article brought to light many great Continue Reading
Upcoming Lely Center Mid-Atlantic Events
Lely Center Mid-Atlantic invites you to meet our team and see the Lely product line at these upcoming events this fall: Ag Progress Days: August 10th-12th. Lely Center Mid-Atlantic will Continue Reading
How we Partner with Lely North America
This month we are featuring a blog from Lely North America’s Aftermarket Field Specialist, Doug Marty, as he describes a day in the life of working with our Lely Center. Continue Reading
What’s Shaking at Lely Center Mid-Atlantic
This month, FMS Specialist Abbie Rose spent some time at one of our Vector farms using the Penn State Shaker Box to collect data on Vector performance. The farm she Continue Reading
April Vector Training
This April two of our newest service technicians, Cortney Hostetter and Joshua Fria, traveled to Pella, Iowa to participate in Lely’s Vector Install/ Vector Service Level 1 training. The two Continue Reading
What to Expect at Our Open House
If you have not already heard, we are hosting an Open House on April 7th at Oakleigh Farm. Oakleigh Farm has a rich history, from installing the first parlor in Continue Reading
4 Traits of a Successful Robotic Dairy Owner
Thinking about robots? Start here by measuring yourself against these 4 traits which make up a successful robotic dairyman or woman: 1. Technology-minded When you picture the owner of a Continue Reading
We Needed to Address This
“Do you work for Lely or Fisher & Thompson?” It is a question we hear often when meeting new people or working with new customers. With more eyes on Lely Continue Reading
Three Keys to a Successful Lely Start-up
Starting up your Lely robots is one of the most crucial steps to long-term successful robotic milking. Follow these three steps and you will be on the fast track to Continue Reading
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