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It does mold when left out in the elements. Then it smells awful and is terrible for animals and humans health. I go through it fast enough that I don't have that issue. I also have a very large coop as it's actually my barn so I don't have a problem with them walking on it. It lays out pretty...

I just use a round bale of plain old horse hay. I happen to have a ton as I had horses and now have cows. Same results I must say. It's obviously not chopped like yours but the chickens chop it up themselves. Also minimal dust and I have the same results as far as smell. They also love to dig...