The Libra Cart, a grain cart scale and management system, was developed by Agrimatics to handle every detail of grain harvesting.

The wireless device is installed in minutes and is powered by a single battery or a tractor’s 12-volt system. Hardware connects to the grain cart’s load cells and communicates with the Libra Harvest app through Bluetooth.

The system automatically detects and records all filling and unloading without the need for additional sensors. It replaces handwritten notes, providing accurate, real-time data to a tablet or smartphone. Dates, times, GPS locations and weights are collected and saved to the app even when a connection to the internet is unavailable.

“Our automatic unload feature even detects unloading and automatically logs the transaction, so there’s no need to write it down,” says Agrimatics Customer Experience Coordinator Liam Neufeld. “Everything is tracked, including fields, amounts, trucks and destinations, whether bins or elevators. It can also run reports. There’s no more guesswork.”

Farmers can even calibrate their combine’s yield monitor or add a grain moisture sensor.

Agrimatics also offers the addition of Serial Link, an external LED scoreboard display to view live grain cart weights from the Libra Harvest app. The Serial Link pairs with the existing Libra Cart system and mounts directly to the cart, enhancing functionality and visibility.

“They’re automatic and simple, so it doesn’t matter if you have inexperienced or non-technical grain cart drivers,” Neufeld says.

The Libra Cart and Serial Link units are manufactured in Saskatoon and are available across North America from a network of dealers. They’re also offered in Australia. Additionally, products can be ordered directly from the website.

The Libra Cart sells for $3,998, and the Serial Link retails at $1,433, plus S&H.

Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Agrimatics, 101-116 Research Dr., Saskatoon, Sask., Canada S7N 3R3 (ph 888-241-7216; info@agrimatics.com; www.agrimatics.com).