I guess for us guys who haven't put up hay in about 40 years, what is the best way to stack hay on the trailer? And for that matter what about stacking hay on the ground or in the loft?
Seems like I put two down side by side with the flat sides down in a group of two and then stack two more side by side crossways on top for the next layer.
Another method I remember is to lay two down side by side with the flat side down, then lay one flat side down crossways at the end in a group of three. Then on the next layer, lay one flat side down crossways across the two side by side bales and then put two bales side by side that lay across the end bale.
Seems like there was something else we did where we laid a bale every so often on edge (the thin edge) to help lock them in but I don't remember.
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