Our customers' farms come in all shapes and sizes - from small herringbone retrofits where two robots milk 120 cows, to large greenfield sites catering to herds of 600+.
We now support over 80 Lely Astronaut milking robots across Gippsland - and counting!

The Wallace Family (Poowong North)

Luke and Mel Wallace run picturesque Wallacedale Jerseys in Poowong North. They're sticklers for cow comfort and milk quality as suppliers to Gippsland Jersey and respected Jersey breeders. In 2022, they upgraded from a herringbone dairy to two Lely robots to milk 160 cows. Last year, they added a third robot.

The Williams Family (Athlone)

Grant and Leesa Williams installed their first Lely milking robots back in 2009, but continued to run a second rotary dairy on their farm. This year the family fired up six more robots and switched off their rotary to become a fully robotic operation, with ten Lely robots milking over 600 cows.

 The Joyce Family (Strzelecki)

Peter and Larissa Joyce were considering going into beef in a few years, after years of hard work and football had started to take its physical toll on Peter. Instead, they converted their herringbone shed into a robotic operation with two Lely robots and now say they'll probably still be milking in another 10 years.

The Lockett Family (Neerim North)

Gordie and Marg Lockett converted their herringbone shed into a robotic dairy by placing a Lely robot on either side of the old pit. They kept the same paddocks and laneways for a simple and affordable setup, and are still seeing a 10% increase in milk yields.
Dairy walk-throughs
See a video walk-through of three brand new AMS systems we installed on Gippsland farms in 2023.
Morley Farm (Gormandale)
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Lockett Farm (Neerim North)
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McCauley Farm (Nar Nar Goon)
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