About
Built by a farm family. Not a software company.
Headland is run by a third-generation Louisiana cane family in Assumption Parish and the son-in-law who builds it. Between us we cover the two halves that usually never talk to each other: how cane actually gets grown, and how to make software that gets out of the way.
Why we built it
The programs farmers were handed are mostly dead or dying. Windows desktop tools from the 2000s that barely run on a modern machine and are hard to get help with. When the hard drive goes, ten years of records can go with it.
The newer stuff went the other way: bloated, overcomplicated, and stuffed with "AI" features and buzzwords that sound great in a demo and do nothing for you in the field. Most of them need a consultant or an onboarding call before you can even start.
We wanted the opposite — the simplest, most effective way to handle the three things that actually matter: mapping your ground, tracking field operations, and managing spraying. No middleman teaching you the software. No manual. If you can use a phone, you can use Headland — no tech skills required.
Who's behind it
Headland is a small family operation — no investors, no sales team, no call center.
- The Boudreaux family — three generations of cane growers in Assumption Parish. Every feature gets ground-truthed against how they actually work their fields. If it would feel wrong to them, it doesn't ship.
- Dayne Trosclair — son-in-law. Builds and runs the whole platform: design, software, and support. (Also runs Strykora; Headland is its second product line.)
That's it. When you email us, you're talking to the people who farm with it and the person who builds it.
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