Each to his own, I guess. To start with, we're part timers, so when we get home from work and get the field round baled the day can be over if necessary. With squares, once the field is baled you're about half done, lol.
We went to rounds to feed the majority of our beef cattle and never looked back. With the rounds on person on a tractor can clean up the field, a couple people with trucks and a tractor can make pretty quick work of it. They get stacked and covered with tarps, no worries about hay in barns. When it comes time to feed, one person with the tractor can feed enough for two to three days. The wife likes that.
We still did our extra hay in squares, and did a fair amount of second cutting to feed the critters being finished, but go back to all squares if we were still feeding a bunch of beefers ? No way…
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