Wooldridge Milking Technologies are pleased to supply the range of Royal de Boer barn equipment. Royal de Boer is a long established company and is the premier supplier of Cubicle systems Locking feeding fence High flow water troughs Youngstock housing Cow brushes Manure pumps and stirrers VES louver fans Click here for more information https://www.royaldeboer.com

Are you a farmer looking to modernise your operations and improve efficiency? Then look no further than the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) grant, an incredible opportunity to upgrade your farm with cutting-edge technology. But act fast—applications for this grant close on April 21st! Wooldridge Milking Technologies stand ready to assist you with the process. With a wide range of innovative products eligible for FETF funding, Wooldridge is your go-to partner for enhancing productivity and ensuring the well-being of your livestock. Let’s take a closer look at some of the products Wooldridge offers under the FETF grant: Cattle Auto…

Dairy Engineer – Stonehouse, Gloucestershire We are looking for a Dairy Service Engineer to join our small growing team. THE COMPANY Wooldridge Milking Technologies Ltd are specialists in Milking parlours and Dairy robotics. We are main dealers for Fullwood JOZ and Waikato as well as designing and manufacturing our own products. THE ROLE The successful candidate will be responsible for installing, maintaining, and servicing all types of milking equipment and robotics. A great role for someone looking to learn new skills and a competitive salary will be offered to the right person. KEY RESPONSIBILITIES Installation and commissioning of milking parlours…

Gloucestershire, located in the south of the United Kingdom, is home to Court Farm. Richard Carter and his family run the family business here, which has been around for nearly 30 years. Robotisation is an important topic at the dairy farm. And after working with another manure robot, they finally chose the Barn-E from JOZ. What does the slurry collector robot do for Court Farm? And how does Richard see the future? Substantial growth Richard runs the dairy farm with his wife and her parents. ‘My parents-in-law started the business in the 1990s. Back then they had about 50 to…