Lots of advice/opinion here, some good, some pure BS. I have made large round bales since 1987, fed most inside our barn to dairy cows in tie stalls.Store and stack bales upstairs in the barn,3 high with skid steer loader. Never have had any problems, but our barn is in good condition, and the stable is high, and has wide feed alleys. My current baler is a CaseIH hard core, and will auto tie/or manual tie. I can manually tie a bale at almost any time, making a 2 foot bale or 3 foot bale, or whatever I have to. 1000 small square bales, should equal 100-4x4 round bales. There is no magic here , hay still has to be dry enough to keep, and you still need to have the right equipment to handle and feed either small sq. ,or large rd. Large bales do lend themselves to a one man operation, and are more forgiving about being rained on , but should still be covered or stored inside. Each to their own. Bruce
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