Hi we make anywhere from 1200-2000 small squares a year for our own use. Larger than 50 pounds though. We pull a wagon behind our baler. We also have 3 good size flat wagons smallest one holds 85 bales. Dad is 76 so he drives, and my brother and I stack on the wagon and unload in the barn. We bale at night and on the weekends because of our full time jobs. We too tried to hire kids, and a couple of guys that were out of work. We were willing to pay 12-15 dollars per hour. Nobody was interested. The extra help would have been nice so we could get more done faster when the weather was good. Seems like with investing in a bunch of equipment there would have to be a long term to make it profitable. For us we do what we can in small bales and do the rest in large rounds if we can't get to it quick enough. I know this doesn't really answer your question, but we are kinda in the same situation with not being able to find help willing to work. I guess some of the people without jobs don't have a job for a reason !
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