A reminder to keep those teat cups covered. When your brush hood looks like this it’s clear it doesn’t matter. That matter will end up in...

...is what you can say if you're well prepared (or singing along with Elsa). Read on below for some ideas on what to do to prepare and...

Cold concrete, wet tires, and corn goo can make it difficult to keep a Juno running reliably. This time of year in the Fraser Valley can...

What’s next in automated feed pushing for Lely? After releasing the world’s first fully automated feed pusher over 10 years ago, last...

Animal’s location ‘Location’ is a property in T4C of the cow’s physical location in the barn. Since the new T4C update, it will be...

Tuesday December 4th was a big test for our team here at West Coast Robotics. The feat: Dismount and pull out existing robots to put in...

On April 10th, Lely announced the newest milestone in milking: the Astronaut A5. Using the platform of its predecessor, the A4, the...

Brush Cleaning Type-2 offers three nozzles to ensure full coverage of the brushes with brush disinfectant. This, in combination with the...

Where can I see the number of milkings on my milk bladders (or milk pump cartridge as Lely calls it)? If you are currently running A4...

Teach the system to find the teats Below is the new engineered technique to first attachement. If you've had robots before today, you...

The Lely Juno 100 is one of the most popular automatic feed pushers on the market. Our goal at WCR is to make yours as hassle-free as...

One of our longest-standing customers is found in Abbotsford, BC at Lavender Farms. Passing the 10 year mark on their A3 robotic milkers...

Just outside Duncan, BC, is Van Valley Farms. They have been running a Vector Automatic Feeding System for over 3 years, alongside a...

A short video of one of the 31 robots currently milking at Corner's Pride Farms in Chilliwack, BC. Click and drag around the video to...