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Diane Trefethen wrote:
> Does anyone know about the availability of roundbales in CA Sierra 
> foothills?  And what kinds of hay they are?
The only thing you need to be careful about is the quality of the hay. 
Many farmers will put higher quality hay into square bales for horses 
and the lesser quality hay in round bales for horses. Round bales should 
be fine if they are quality "horse hay."

I know some farmers that actually take it our of the field in round 
bales and have this machine they put the round bales on to produce 
square bales. It's much faster to do round bales.

Truman


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