Scotland first to see GEA Dairyflow charging cows

Scottish counties are soon to be subjected to the extraordinary sight of bright orange and green cows charging around the countryside!

The first company in Scotland to embrace the new corporate identity of the Farm Technologies division of the international GEA group, is Kilmarnock based dealer, GEA DairyFlow Ltd, whose branch manager, Ruth McQuater explains:

"Despite being surrounded by merchants of doom and gloom, we are experiencing a welcome period of expansion and success. Our offices and stores in the Old Log House Barn at Wheatrig Farm, Kilmaurs have been given a complete make-over with displays of our full range of animal hygiene products and chemicals for washing and disinfecting milking machines, pre and post milking teat care products, spare parts and milking machine consumables and we have created a special new area for customer training and farmer meetings. This happily coincides with an exciting new re-branding for GEA Farm Technologies, formerly known throughout the farming community as WestfaliaSurge®."

"GEA Farm Technologies are recognised as the leading manufacturer of complete dairy system milking parlours, bulk milk tanks, slurry handling equipment, hygiene control systems and associated supplies. Our team of milking systems specialist installers are particularly up-beat about their new eye catching vehicle livery as it helps us to stand out from the ’herd’. We can shout about the amazing new technologies that over the coming months we are to introduce to the industry at a series of special farmer presentations and demonstrations that we will be announcing shortly."

Ruth continues, "We are currently installing some of the worlds’ most advanced milking parlours and we hope to be featuring these on our new website in the near future, visit: www.dairyflow.co.uk

"We have already experienced a tremendous level of interest from the farming community and expect an increasing demand as some of the new technology is truly mind blowing," she concludes.