For us, small squares work well. Here is what we do...
Determine how many we'll need.
Keep the barn door clear and the key in the tractor inside.
Pay the man when he's done delivering.
Cut the string off the bale and throw the hay into the bunks.
Clean up manure and sweep up the little waste hay on occasion.
My only hay equipment is a bale elevator. No other equipment to buy, maintain, insure and store and no land to buy, insure and pay taxes on or rent and maintain. Buying it stacked in the hay mow is the cheapest and least sweat way for us. We get only 1,000 to 1,300 a year. We take all the 2nd and 3rd cutting and some first if that isn't enough.
That being said when my guy gives up making hay we'll have to reduce the herd way down or go to rounds, or both!
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