Farm software from a working ranch
Software that thinks like a hay farm
Windrows plans and tracks the whole season — fields and cuts, drying weather, bale counts, buyers, and money — from the tractor seat, not the office. We couldn't find software that thought like a hay farm, so we built it on ours.
The season, in one place
Not an accounting package with a hay module bolted on — the actual rhythm of making and selling hay.
Fields, cuts & passes
Every field, every cutting, every pass — mowed, tedded, raked, baled, wrapped — logged in seconds and mapped so the whole crew knows what's next.
Good haying days
A drying outlook built from real forecast data for your fields — so you cut when the window's open, not when the app guessed wrong.
Inventory by the lot
Bale counts, formats, hay tests, and photos by lot — what's in the barn always matches what the app says, down to the bale.
Buyers & sales
Listings, reservations, deliveries, and who-owes-what — customers get matched to lots that fit what they feed.
Your website, live
Your inventory, prices, and drying outlook publish straight to your own site — buyers see what's in the barn before they call.
Built for the tractor seat
Install it like an app, use it with one thumb in a bouncing cab. Big targets, fast logging, no ceremony.
See it in the field
Straight from the app — the three moments that matter most in a hay season.
It calls the cutting window
The drying outlook reads the forecast against each field's own profile and says it plainly: cut Sunday, dry rounds by Wednesday. You stop gambling the best feed of the year on a hunch.
Every pass is one tap
Mowed, tedded, raked, baled, wrapped — logged from the cab with a thumb, timestamped, and visible to the whole crew. Nobody drives to a field that's already done.
The barn sells itself
Every lot carries its count, hay test, and photos. Flip one switch and it's live on your own website with prices — buyers see what's real before they ever call.
Built on a real farm
Windrows isn't a startup's idea of farming. It runs Windrose Ranch in the Mara Valley — a family operation making hay across two dozen mountain fields — and every feature exists because the season demanded it.
If it doesn't survive haying with us, it doesn't ship.
Join the waitlist
We're opening Windrows to more farms, a few at a time. Tell us a little about yours and we'll be in touch.