Part of my cash rent was hay for my horses. It first was brought to me in small squares. The switched to a big round baler and a 8 foot long square bales. They brought me a load of round bales. I ended up using my loader tractor to scoot them out in the field, cutting the strings and unrolling them. I would do three at a time and use my baler to make them into small square bales. They sold the round baler and just make the 8 foot bales and I can feed a flake at a time with the loader that is close to a half of a small square bale. I wrap a rope around the bale and release one flake at a time and use the loader to fold it in half and scoop it up. When I have help they can use a barley fork to fold and carry one flake unless the windrow is huge and a flake is larger than a bale. The flakes will pull in half easy normally. Much easier than the round bales with small compact tractors.
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