Built for real hay operations.

Most software for a farm stops at the field. Windrow starts where the real complexity is: the hay is already sold, or being sold, to a buyer you already know - and now someone has to track what left, what it graded, what it's worth, and who still owes what.

That's a commercial problem, not a records problem. So Windrow follows the money: a stack, pinned in a field, committed to a buyer, hauled out against a ledger that can't be edited after the fact, graded, priced, and settled - with a statement either side can generate and both sides can trust.

It's built to work standing in a field with one bar of service, because that's where the work actually happens.

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