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The ConstantFlow variable speed milk pump controller

Stay constantly cool in a heat wave…

…with GEA Farm Technologies

The quicker you can cool your milk the better quality you’ll get and the more energy you’ll save.

IQ – Have you got it?

DairyFlow is currently supplying the award winning IQ Cluster on all new GEA milking parlours at no extra cost. The IQ cluster allows each individual teat to be milked separately to prevent intra-mammary cross-infection.

DairyFlow won best trade stand at Ayr Show 2013

DairyFlow celebrates success at Ayr Show

The hard work paid off at the Ayr Show when we won Best Trade Stand

Cows exiting the new 24:24 milking parlour at Dewshill Farm

Love of dairying keeps family milking for fifth generation

“The parlour is working very well indeed, we love it. It’s excellent to work in, the cow flow is great, the P21 display meters tell us everything we need to know and milk quality has improved.”
Andrew Waddell

Latest issue of HerdAbout? is published

Issue 15 of HerdAbout?, the GEA Farm Technologies’ newsletter, which is stuffed full of features and information about the latest products, will start arriving on-farm in mid-March 2013.

Parlour Safe accreditation

The Milking Equipment Association (MEA) and Reaseheath College have recently awarded dairy engineers from across the UK with their LTA MEA Parlour Safe Level 2 Accreditation.

Not JUST a safety data sheet

Safety Data Sheets provide information on chemical products that help users of those chemicals to assess the risk and use them accordingly.

Melanie Heath demonstrates the use of Dermatex reusable towels

Wipe away excessive costs with Dermatex pre-milking cloths

Want to save money on your pre-milking routine without compromising on quality? Then why not replace your disposable single service paper towels with the economical and re-useable Dermatex udder cloth system from GEA Farm Technologies.

ZorbiSan Active dairy cow bedding conditioner

Jen’s tips for clean dry beds this autumn!

It will be soon be time to bring your cows inside for the autumn/winter. To help avoid an outbreak of environmental mastitis when the cows are housed, always ensure the cubicles are clean and dry.