UnitConVolume (Dry)
Dry volume units measure the capacity of dry goods such as grain, apples, beans, and other produce. These units are different from liquid volume units and should not be treated as interchangeable. They are most often used in US agriculture, produce sales, and historical measurement contexts. This converter makes those older and specialized units easier to compare with liters and modern volume references.
Common conversions
| From | To |
|---|---|
| 1 US Dry Bushel | 35.23907 Liter |
| 1 US Dry Peck | 8.809768 Liter |
| 1 US Dry Quart | 1.101221 Liter |
| 1 US Dry Pint | 0.5506105 Liter |
| 4 US Dry Peck | 1 US Dry Bushel |
| 8 US Dry Quart | 1 US Dry Peck |
| 2 US Dry Bushel | 70.47814 Liter |
| 1 US Dry Peck | 8 US Dry Quart |
Frequently asked questions
A bushel is a traditional dry volume unit used mainly for agricultural goods. In the US system, it is equal to 4 pecks.
One bushel equals 4 pecks. This relationship is fixed and often used in produce and grain measurement.
Dry volume is used for solids and produce, while liquid volume is used for fluids. The units may share names like quart or pint, but the dry and liquid versions are different.
One peck equals 8 dry quarts. This is part of the traditional US dry measure system.