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What Is a Bushel? Common Agricultural Terms Explained Simply - The Crop site
A bushel is a standard unit of volume in agriculture used to measure crops like wheat or corn. Learn its size and practical use.
Grow Farm Solutions released a tutorial on calculating corn bushels per acre. Filmed in a Missouri cornfield, the video details a simple formula. Farmers count vertical kernel rows and rows around the cob, multiply by plants per thousand of an acre, and then by 0.0116. A demonstration showed a corn cob with 32 vertical rows and 16 rows around. With 33 plants per acre, the yield potential was calculated at 188 bushels per acre. This practical method offers a quick field assessment for agricultural planning.
A bushel is a standard unit of volume in agriculture used to measure crops like wheat or corn. Learn its size and practical use.
