MyModules vs Angus Mobile

MyModules is an eCotton product from EWR, Inc. Cotton producers can register new cotton modules and have them transmitted to the gin automatically, with GPS coordinates if you like. View the status of all of your modules. View summary status of all of your bales. *** IMPORTANT RESTRICTIONS (read before downloading): *** Your gin must be subscribed to CottonHost (an eCotton service) in order for you to send or receive any module data. MORE FEATURES: Can be used by custom pickers as well. Can be installed on multiple phones for a single producer. This allows large farming operations to use the app on the phones of multiple field supervisors. As of 2022, all phones will show all modules transmitted from any phone for that producer. Manage multiple producer accounts on one phone. Visit CottonHost for more reports from your gin after ginning starts. ------------------------------------------------------- We are actively updating MyModules on a regular basis. Please enable automatic updates so you'll have the latest features and best performance. We'd like to hear your comments and/or suggestions as we continue to add features to MyModules. Please use this email address (instead of review comments) for any questions or suggestions: Support@EWRInc.com

The Angus Mobile app is built and maintained by the American Angus Association and is designed for anyone with an interest in Angus Cattle. The app contains several features, all in an easy-to-use format: - Angus members can sign in to their AAA Login to access herd data, EZ Reg, transfers, calving book, breeding data and more - Customize your primary navigation screen. Simply press and hold your favorite icons to move them to the toolbar. - Search for any registered Angus animal or Angus member. - View current member news, upcoming shows, show results, sale books and sale reports - Access helpful tools such as collection and scoring guides, reports, calculators and more The American Angus Association is the nation’s largest beef organization, serving more than 21,000 members across the United States and Canada. The organization seeks to provide programs, resources and leadership that improve and promote the Angus breed, enhance the livelihoods of family farmers and ranchers, and exceed consumers’ expectations.