Lely Center Kilmarnock has established itself as a market leader in the design, supply and installation of automated milking systems and barn equipment since 2009. At Lely, Farming Innovation is at the heart of everything we do and our focus is delivering the most cost effective, efficient milking solutions for our clients.
We aim to assist our clients in driving efficiency in their farming enterprises, from reducing labour requirements, increasing productivity and therefore essentially increasing business profitability.
We have our own working dairy farm, milking 100 Holstein Fresians with 2 x A4 robotic milking machines supported with Lely small barn equipment, therefore we practice what we preach.
We are passionate about dairy farming and have first hand experience within the industry which allows us to build long lasting strong relationships with our client base.
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Lely Center Kilmarnock has established itself as a market leader in the design, supply and installation of automated milking systems and barn equipment since 2009. At Lely, Farming Innovation is at the heart of everything we do and our focus is delivering the most cost effective, efficient milking solutions for our clients.
We aim to assist our clients in driving efficiency in their farming enterprises, from reducing labour requirements, increasing productivity and therefore essentially increasing business profitability.
We have our own working dairy farm, milking 100 Holstein Fresians with 2 x A4 robotic milking machines supported with Lely small barn equipment, therefore we practice what we preach.
We are passionate about dairy farming and have first hand experience within the industry which allows us to build long lasting strong relationships with our client base.
(Pictured above, Gary Leitch, Lely Center Kilmarnock Owner)
"As a dairy farmer myself I understand the importance of happy and content cows as well as driving efficiency and profitability from a dairy farm. I enjoy passing on my firsthand experience, advice and knowledge of robotic milking to our clients and find it rewarding when they see the improvements for themselves - whether it be increased production or simply more content animals with less input."
Find out more about the Lely Vector‘We are extremely proud to be recognised as the market leader in manufacturing of automatic feeding systems. Ten years ago, we installed the first Vector feeding system. Since then we have matured the system and made sure that our customers are satisfied with its performance. At the beginning of March 2021 Lely produced the 1000th Vector feeding system. To find out how you can afford your own Lely Vector for £40* per day click on the below! *T&C’s apply’
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For all of your questions related to our products you can contact our sales team. Specialists who take the time to tell you all you need to know about Lely barn equipment and how they could contribute to the results of your dairy farm.
Our project co-ordinator is there to ensure the smooth transitioning from the project sale to installation and then on to service and aftersales. The project co-ordinator will liaise with the client, their contractor and the wider Lely team to ensure the safe and efficient delivery of the project to the clients expectations.
10 x A5 Lely Astronaut, 2 x Juno, 2 x Discovery‘The Laird Family of Blyth Farm located in the valley of West Linton have recently made the move to robotic milking in a new purpose built shed. Find out more about how they have installed their 10th A5 Lely Astronaut.’
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2 x A4 Astronauts, 2 x A5 Astronauts‘Andrew Hastle (pictured) farms a 300-cow pedigree Jersey herd in partnership with brother and parents at Haddington, East Lothian. Read about how the Astronaut A5s have introduced major improvement to herd performance and efficiency on the farm.’
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Discovery Collector 120‘Nine months ago, Martin Denholm swapped a hydraulic scraper for a Discovery Collector 120 and he says it’s already having an impact on his 160-cow pedigree Holstein herd.’
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Discovery 90SW‘'Investing in the Discovery 90 SW automated slurry scraper has been one of the best decisions'. says Alistair Love (pictured left) Read how the Lely Discovery has improved cow health, hygiene and welfare in slatted sheds on the farm.’
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Lely Juno‘The most reliable piece of kit on the farm - the Juno.’
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Lely Discovery 90SW‘The Baillie family based in the heart of South Lanarkshire, Scotland have a Discovery 90S which works 24hours a day 7 days a week to ensure clean floors. Read about the efficiencies and the tabour and cost savings the family have seen on the farm.’
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Lely Collector‘Following in his father’s footsteps, Gavin (pictured left) now runs the family farm. With 400 acres to manage and a 130 cow herd to care for, read how the Lely Collector is saving time, labour costs and the efficiencies it is bringing to the farm.’
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5 x A4 Astronauts, 1 x A5 Astronaut, Lely Juno‘Taking a trip down memory lane with the Mackie family of Westertown Farm, one of the first robotic milking systems to be installed in not only Scotland but across the United Kingdom. Read how the Lely Astronaut is still proving to be the icing on the……ice-cream for Mackies Ltd who are at Westertown Farm.’
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3 x A4 Astronauts, 2 x A5 Astronauts, Lely Juno, Lely Discovery‘Located in East Ayrshire, the father-son duo of Hugh & Alastair Watson, manage their 310 herd of mainly bought in Holstein cows. Having won the prestigious ‘Agriscot Dairy Farm of the year’ in 2018, they are no strangers in the dairy industry. Read how Lely robots have helped transform the farm.’
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6 x Lely Calm‘Roadhead Farm, located in the outskirts of Biggar, South Lanarkshire is owned by the Hewitt Family. They recently erected six purpose-built calf sheds which each house fifty calves each. Read how they have introduced the Lely Calm Automatic Feeder to the calves.’
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2 x A4 Astronauts, Lely Discovery‘In 2001, the Hodge Family began to milk cows at West Scoutts, prior to this it was solely a youngstock rearing unit. Initially, milking was undertaken through a conventional parlour but with numbers of cows increasing and staff reliability decreasing, something had to change.’
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