Several Ideas. The 14 acres might make between 40 and 125 65 pound small square bailes to the acre after the field has been established. As many as 3 cuttings in some places could make it more. If 100 that is 1400 bales. How much you need depends on the animals. You should not purchase equipment to bale. It will either be old and troublesome, or new and way out of financial reality. You are also (from your question) not an hay farmer. Having someone custom bale it makes sense. Check prices locally with neighboring farmers. If hay is going to cost 3 to 4 bucks per bale, the payback for the custom baling will be pretty quick. Distributed manure in a field can be spread with tires being pulled behind your tractor on a 8 foot pipe using a chain hitch. (do not turn sharp!!!) Jim
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