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Read articles →Brock documents his first solo attempt at baling 30 acres of hay using a Small Farm Innovations Takita 3x3 round baler, walking through the bailer's basic controls and honestly narrating early mistakes like ejecting an unwrapped bale. He also works through the math on pricing small round bales at $20 each. Most useful for small-acreage beginners curious about compact round balers or the economics of selling hay.
Rockhill Farm is an owner-operator channel where the host shares hands-on, learn-as-he-goes experiences running equipment on his own 40-acre property, though he discloses he is using this particular bailer free for a year from the importer.
Just two wires to the battery and one quick connect cable off the baler plugged in, with no complicated setup.
The bale rolls and ejects fine but comes out unwrapped if there was not enough netting hanging down for the machine to grab before ejecting.
They weigh 350 pounds, light enough to roll by hand, and appeal to horse owners without equipment to move full-size round bales.
Brock priced his at $20 a bale, while his advisor said similar small bales typically sell for $25 to $45 depending on quality and season.
