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Volume Dry Converter

Dry volume units measure loose solids by the space they fill: grain, fruit, vegetables and other produce sold by the bushel or the peck. The US dry units differ from US liquid ones of the same name: a US dry quart is 1.101 L, while a liquid quart is 0.946 L. The UK uses the same units for wet and dry.

How to convert dry volumes

Type a value into any field, and every other unit is calculated at once. For example, 3 US bushels:

  1. In liters: multiply by 35.2391.

    3 * 35.2391 = 105.7 L

  2. In US pecks: a bushel is 4 pecks.

    3 * 4 = 12 pecks

A bushel is a volume, so a bushel of wheat and a bushel of apples weigh different amounts. Grain markets set a standard weight per bushel for each crop, such as 60 lb for wheat.

Common conversions

Value Equals
1 bushel (US) 35.2391 L
1 bushel (UK) 36.3687 L
1 peck (US) 8.80977 L
1 dry quart (US) 1.10122 L
1 dry pint (US) 0.55061 L
1 liter 0.0283776 bushels (US)

Dry volume units

Liter (l): The liter is a metric unit of volume widely used around the world. It is equal to one cubic decimeter (1 dm³). Our Dry Volume Converter tool commonly incorporates the liter as a base unit for conversions with the following conversion factors:

1 liter = 0.00864849 dry barrel (US)
1 liter = 1.81616597 dry pints (US)
1 liter = 0.90808298 dry quarts (US)
1 liter = 0.11351037 pecks (US)
1 liter = 0.10998462 pecks (UK)
1 liter = 0.02837759 bushels (US)
1 liter = 0.02749616 bushels (UK)

Dry US Barrel: The dry barrel is a traditional United States unit used primarily for measuring the volume of dry commodities. It is equivalent to 105 dry quarts, 210 dry pints, or 115.6271 liters.

Dry US Pint: The dry pint is a United States customary unit used for measuring the volume of dry substances. It is equal to 0.5 dry quarts, or 0.5506 liters.

Dry US Quart: The dry quart is a widely used United States unit for measuring the volume of dry goods. It is equivalent to 2 dry pints, or 1.1012 liters.

US Peck: The U.S. peck is a United States customary unit primarily used for measuring the volume of dry commodities. It is equal to 8 dry quarts or one-fourth of a bushel.

UK Peck: The U.K. peck is a British unit used for measuring the volume of dry goods. It is equal to one-fourth of a UK bushel, or 9.09218 liters.

US Bushel: The U.S. bushel is a widely recognized United States unit used for measuring the volume of dry commodities. It is equivalent to 32 dry quarts, or 35.2391 liters.

UK Bushel: The U.K. bushel is a traditional British unit employed for measuring the volume of dry commodities. It is equal to 4 pecks (UK), or 36.3687 liters.