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On Thu, 23 Oct 2025 04:01:47 GMT, Charlie Gibbs wrote:

> On the other hand, the last few times we've driven down I-5 through
> Oregon, we've seen stacks of huge rectangular bales.  They're roughly
> the same proportions as the traditional bales, but maybe three times as
> large on each dimension.

I haven't seen the large ones. I wonder if they're designed for shipping? 
I once loaded baled hay in Ellensburg WA and took it to the docks in Long 
Beach CA. There it was loaded into containers bound for Japan. I think 
feeding a cow in Japan must be pricey. Round bales wouldn't pack as 
nicely.