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GEA Farming  - Australia At GEA Farming, we design, manufacture, supply and support, dairy milking and farm equipment.

In the field of farming, GEA is a global leader in solutions and systems for milk harvesting and livestock farming.

When a dairy is nearly 30 years old, what should the next system look like?One of our customers chose to modernise their...
04/11/2026

When a dairy is nearly 30 years old, what should the next system look like?
One of our customers chose to modernise their existing 50-unit rotary after ageing equipment, increasing maintenance and limited technology meant the dairy was no longer meeting the needs of the operation.
GEA DemaTron 70 milk controls and metering were added alongside upgrades to the vacuum, identification, drafting and rotary control systems.
With around 1,350 cows being milked twice a day, the focus was on bringing more technology and reliability into the dairy they already had.
The project was completed by local GEA dealer Dairy Tech.

Thinking about the next step for your dairy?
Let's start with what you have.
👉Explore your options: https://go.gea/4Cz

02/11/2026

Still removing cups manually?
GEA iCR+ automates cup removal at the end of milking and helps simplify the routine at each milking point

For existing dairies, it can be a practical, targeted step towards reducing manual work and modernising the system you already have.

Your next step doesn’t always mean starting over.
👉Explore your options: https://go.gea/4Ca

Another existing 40-unit herringbone dairy in Tasmania has been upgraded with GEA iCR+ automatic cup removers, automatin...
30/10/2026

Another existing 40-unit herringbone dairy in Tasmania has been upgraded with GEA iCR+ automatic cup removers, automating cup removal at the end of milking
It’s a good example of making a targeted improvement to the dairy you already have.
The project is completed by local GEA dealer Irrigation & Dairy Solutions.

Thinking about the next step for your dairy?
Let's start with what you have.
👉Explore your options: https://go.gea/4BV

Early start to the week in Tasmania! 🐄Claudio Urzua, our Global Milking Expert, and Ella Morris, our Herd Management Spe...
28/10/2026

Early start to the week in Tasmania! 🐄
Claudio Urzua, our Global Milking Expert, and Ella Morris, our Herd Management Specialist, are on farm carrying out dairy testing and hands-on training with customer teams.
Keep up to good work, team! 👏

We kicked off this week reflecting on last week’s Lomax Farm Robotic Dairy Open Day.The real story goes beyond 10 robots...
26/10/2026

We kicked off this week reflecting on last week’s Lomax Farm Robotic Dairy Open Day.
The real story goes beyond 10 robots.
For Dennis and Erin, it means more flexibility for the family, voluntary milking for the cows, and better cow-level insights to help make faster herd-management decisions.
A different way of milking, built around how they want their farm and family business to operate.
See what’s possible. Find what fits your farm.
👉Learn more: https://go.gea/4B0

Future Dairies Gippsland Westfalia Warragul

The final stage of our European Farm Tours focused on some of the United Kingdom's largest rotary dairy operations.At Hu...
25/10/2026

The final stage of our European Farm Tours focused on some of the United Kingdom's largest rotary dairy operations.

At Huntington Hall Farm, Stockton Grange Farm and Ellsmere Farm, our Australian and New Zealand dealers and customers had the opportunity to see large-scale rotary dairies in action and discuss the systems, technologies and management approaches supporting herds ranging from 850 to 1,450 cows.
The visits gave the group a practical look at how farmers manage throughput, consistency and day-to-day performance at scale, with time to ask questions and learn directly from the people operating these dairies.

With that, our 2026 European Farm Tours came to an end.
From Spain to Germany and the United Kingdom, we had the opportunity to visit a wide range of farms, see different technologies at work and have some great conversations along the way.
A big thank you to everyone who joined and those who welcomed us onto their farms and shared their stories.
We're already looking forward to the next trip.

GEA Farming

23/10/2026

What a day at Lomax Farm!
Thank you to Dennis and Erin Lomax for welcoming us onto their farm, and to Future Dairies Gippsland, Westfalia Warragul, GippsDairy and everyone who attended.
It was great to see so many farmers on farm, asking questions, sharing experiences and seeing the robotic dairy in action.

20/10/2026

🐮 Why choose an automated calf feeder?
Not long ago, we caught up with farmer Narelle McDonald from Valencia Creek VIC to hear why she chose the GEA Automated Calf Feeder, how it fits into her daily routine, and how her calves have taken to it.

Hear it directly from Narelle. 👇

👉 Learn more: https://go.gea/4Ah

Our European Farm Tours continued in the United Kingdom, where Australian and New Zealand dealers and customers visited ...
18/10/2026

Our European Farm Tours continued in the United Kingdom, where Australian and New Zealand dealers and customers visited leading robotic dairy farms and gained first-hand insight into a range of automated milking systems.

From larger robotic dairies operating eight GEA DairyRobot units through to an organic farm in Shropshire using two GEA DairyRobot R9500s to produce milk for their Gelato Ice Cream production, the visits showcased how different farmers are applying technology to suit their own business goals.

There is no substitute for seeing working farms, speaking with farmers and hearing about their experiences directly.

Thank you to the GEA UK team for opening doors, sharing knowledge and helping make these visits possible.

GEA Farming

Not every dairy improvement starts with a new dairy. Sometimes it's about making your existing system work harder.When G...
16/10/2026

Not every dairy improvement starts with a new dairy.
Sometimes it's about making your existing system work harder.

When Gippsland dairy farmer Robert Denbrok looked at his operation, he wanted to save time in the shed and improve efficiency. Rather than starting from scratch, he chose to upgrade key parts of his existing dairy.

The project included converting from a 25 Swingover to a 25 DoubleUp system, fitted with GEA Classic 300 clusters, alongside improvements to cow flow and infrastructure to support greater performance and reliability.
As a result, milking throughput increased from around 100-125 cows per hour to 150-175 cows per hour with two people in the dairy.
The project is completed by the team at Gippsland Dairy Professionals.

Is it time to review your dairy and explore what options are available?
👉 https://www.gea.com/en/australia/farm-next-step/

Address

14 Mace Way Melbourne Airport
Melbourne, VIC
3045

Opening Hours

Monday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Tuesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Wednesday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Thursday 8:30am - 4:30pm
Friday 8:30am - 4:30pm

Telephone

+61388779999

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