At West Coast Robotics, we are always looking to provide solutions to the Dairy Farmers of BC. During these challenging times.

As part of our ongoing commitment to improve user experience, we would like to inform you about an important change within Horizon.

Did you know that you have a plethora of information at your fingertips, accessible through your Horizon PC?

The Lely barn products utilize various methods to determine their location, one of which is ultrasound technology.

The functionality "Acute Inactive" is designed to help farmers detect inactive cows at an early stage.

When you are looking at upgrading your milking equipment to an automated system like Lely A5 robots, there are many things to consider....

When you open the Horizon app, you start on the dashboard, which provides a quick snapshot of the current farm's performance.

I am sure we have all seen that ‘can’t get enough’ cow licking feed at soon as it drops out of the feed tube. Lely has designed a...

Imagine one morning you find your robot not at the charger, so you go and look for it and find it powered off in a corner of the barn.

West Coast Robotics is extremely excited about our newest product, the Rain 360!

Light is an essential but often overlooked aspect, especially for dairy cows.

If you are having issues with cows jumping up into the feed bin, especially on the first milking, then we have a solution for you!

Key features of the Vector, optimizes work-life balance on the farm and animal growth rates.

The Lely Horizon team has been working on improving security related to user connectivity with Lely Horizon.

A good cow brush is able to groom spots cows cannot reach by themselves, like the head, neck, back and thighs.

Dear Lely Robotic Milking Customer: We are approaching winter weather conditions in the Province and would like your assistance in some...

The “minimum load” feature allows you to set a minimum weight per ration in Horizon.

Prevention is the best cure. Lely Horizon collects and analyses data from various sensors to detect early signs of illness in cows.

With winter around the corner and colder weather it’s time to start thinking about winterizing your farm.

Have you ever seen this chart about how to measure things like a Canadian? Well, to add more clarity to the mud board, it seems like we...