Union County and Henderson County put on a X10D cattle program to where producers could attend and learn more about this new app that the University of Kentucky and Tennessee created. There was a total of 18 people there to learn about this app. Producers were able to set up the app at the meeting and get help during the set up process. Dr Les Anderson was the speaker and also the creator of this app and showed the producers how to log in and what was available within this app that could help keep record keeping better. This app can be done on the mobile phone or on a desktop. After the initial setup of this program producers can use this through out the year for cattle management record keeping. This app so far is free for producers to use each year and easier for producers to have access to their records while out in the pasture or away from their desktop they can use on their mobile.