One simple screen habit can help support smoother robot communication and prevent avoidable issues during everyday operation and routine maintenance.

A practical, temporary heat-wave feeding strategy for when the thermometer is over 30°C and the cows would rather eat when the sun has calmed down. Let's be honest - feeding cows twice a day is not always practical. You've got crops to harvest, equipment to fix, calves to check, and about 47 other things competing for your attention before breakfast. For many farms, once-a-day feeding works just fine most of the year. But when temperatures climb above 30°C and the cows start

Labour challenges, smarter technology, and growing pressure to improve efficiency are shaping the future of dairy farming in British Columbia. See how robotics could transform farms across the province in the years ahead.

Review these quick 360 RAIN setup reminders, Auto Restart tips, and updated operator manual details to help keep things moving smoothly throughout the season.

With the pneumatic udder cleaning unit being phased out, this update explains what farms should know about future support and replacement options.

Learn how 360 RAIN helps BC farms apply dairy manure in season, improving nutrient efficiency, reducing fertilizer costs, and supporting stronger yields with less waste.

A step-by-step guide to submitting 360 RAIN Path Requests after planting.

Barn ventilation drives performance. Compare cross, tunnel, and natural systems to improve cow comfort, milk production, and long-term efficiency on your farm.

Auto Restart keeps your 360 RAIN running through minor issues, reducing downtime and interruptions in the field.

Effective cooling methods to protect production, improve comfort, and reduce long-term impacts on cow health.

Horizon’s updated fence page brings a more intuitive, user-friendly experience designed to reduce confusion and improve efficiency. With a new focus on fences, streamlined settings, and quicker ways to make adjustments, managing feed and configurations is simpler than ever. These updates help ensure greater accuracy, save time on daily tasks, and provide clearer insights, making it easier for both farmers and support teams to stay on the same page.

With support for the CRS+ ending December 31, 2026, now is the time to start planning your next steps. As networks evolve and parts become harder to source, upgrading ensures continued reliability, improved remote access, and streamlined support. Explore your options and stay ahead of the transition.

Optimizing pre-treatment time and lag time on your Lely Astronaut is key to preventing bimodality, improving milk letdown, and ensuring clean, complete, and efficient milkings.

Delta Irrigation and West Coast Robotics Partner to Deliver Integrated Irrigation, Automation & Smart Farm Solutions Across Western Canada CHILLIWACK, B.C. February, 6 2026 - Delta Irrigation (Delta), a subsidiary of Delta Water Products, and West Coast Robotics (WCR) today announced a strategic partnership focusing on delivering fully integrated, design-driven solutions for growers and dairy farmers across Western Canada. By aligning expertise in irrigation, water managemen

Better cow performance starts at the feed fence. See how automation can support production, labor, and profitability.

Modern herds bring more variation, making teat liner selection more critical than ever.

Milk taxis bridge the gap between manual feeding and automation, helping producers feed calves consistently while maintaining control and flexibility.

Windows 10 support has ended, but here’s what it means for your Horizon PC and how to check if you’re ready to upgrade to Windows 11.

Ensure your Horizon reproduction metrics reflect reality. Align VWP settings and mark “Keep Open” cows to track accurate conception rates, benchmark your herd, and set goals for top-performing reproductive outcomes.

Selecting the right bedding system in British Columbia is key to cow comfort, udder health, and maximizing milk production, with the best choice depending on your farm’s environment, herd, and management style.