IMHO, the bale that would work with the widest audience would be the 3x3 large square.
A 3x3 large square can be handled by most loader tractors that have a 7' snow or dirt bucket on the front, even without a spike.
Most old barns have a large door where you can drive up and deposit multiple bales in the floor of the hay mow. Even if you can't drive the tractor inside you can stack bales 2 high and shove them in with the next bale.
Once the bale is broken it breaks apart into flakes that a human can handle. Each flake is like 1/2 a bale of hay. It can be shaken out like a regular bale, or rolled up and tossed into a small bale chopper.
Really anyone that handles small squares can deal with them with minimal adjustments. If they need to feed their cattle, they will figure it out.
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