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converting bushels to kilograms
by djm47 » Thu Oct 18, 2007 10:24 pm
what is the conversion factor for bushels to kilograms?
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Re: converting bushels to kilograms
by Guest » Fri Oct 19, 2007 12:40 am
djm47 wrote:what is the conversion factor for bushels to kilograms?
Bushel is really a unit of volume, 2150.42 cu. in. It is occasionally encountered as such by consumers at roadside and farmers' markets.
However, in commercial contracts it is treated as a unit expressed in weight. They weigh the truck and convert to bushels for pricing. The weight per bushel varies by the commodity, and the USDA has a table, some states have their own. Once you have the proper numbers of pounds per bushel for the commodity and state of sale, you can easily convert to kilograms. 60 lb/bu is a common value for wheat.
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