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question re: round hay bales

20 years ago

I have a question about round bales. We have mostly square ones here in CA although I have seen round ones. How big are they? As in tall etc. Are they bigger in different areas? I have seen pictures of them out in fields and they look really neat. Just wondered. Thanks in advance for your help(-:

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cheribelle
20 years ago
They can vary in size. The ones I get are about 6 feet across the round end, and standing on end are about 6 ft tall. Not for long tho, the horses and goats take care of that.
A neighbor bales it, he brings it right here with the tractor and sets it in place for me.
bulldinkie
20 years ago
We use to get round till we found hauling,stacking the big squares work better
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