AMARILLO, Texas — Micro Technologies, an animal production tech innovator serving a majority of the feed yard industry, has announced that its ACCU-TRAC® Scale system has received a National Type Evaluation Program (NTEP) certification from the National Conference of Weights and Measures. Given the critical role that weight plays in the agricultural industry, this prestigious certification ensures that the software has undergone rigorous testing and meets the highest standards of accuracy and reliability.

ACCU-TRAC® Scale is a customizable touchscreen software system that easily captures cattle, commodity, and milk information. ACCU-TRAC® Scale enhances efficiency, speed and confidence for buyers and sellers when weighing cattle, commodities and milk. Users can rest assured that they are in compliance with federal regulations, giving them the competitive edge and helping avoid costly penalties.

“In our efforts to deliver unrivaled product quality, value, customer service, and satisfaction; we subject our portfolio of feed, health and inventory management systems and solutions to rigorous testing and certification processes,” said Tim Peart, President of Micro Technologies™. “After meeting a series of government standards and requirements for scale software, the official NTEP certification of the ACCU-TRAC® Scale system means that now, more than ever before, users of ACCU-TRAC® Scale can have the utmost confidence in the quality and accuracy of the cattle and commodity information they are capturing for trade.”

Micro Technologies™ NTEP approved ACCU-TRAC® Scale software and integrated ACCU-TRAC® Feed Inventory system help streamline operations by automating key processes, reducing the need for manual data entry and providing real-time visibility into key metrics. This saves time, reduces costs and improves productivity.

No matter the size of the facility, ACCU-TRAC® Scale software and integrated ACCU-TRAC® Feed Inventory system can meet users’ needs. With features such as advanced reporting, users can gain valuable insight into their business and make data-driven decisions that can help them grow and succeed.

— Micro Technologies

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