First your hay will not cure as well if you flat stack it. Edge stacked will always cure better. What I have done for many years is put the little throw packs of Havoc between the layers as we stack the hay in the barn. When you are removing the hay the ones not touched can easily be reused. You will fine sections of just empty packs and then whole layers that are not ever touched. It is not always the bottom that is hit.
DO not use moth balls in your hay. It will ruin the hay. Many cattle and just about all horses will not eat it after it has been around moth balls. The smell will go clear through the hay as it cures. Plus the moth balls are poisonous if consumed. That is why I use the Havoc. It would take several lbs to harm any cow or horse. It is an anticoagulant.
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