This depends on a number of things. The soil, variety of potato grown and number of potatoes produced per plant. Potatoes can be anywhere from 260-500 cwt per acre of potatoes can be harvested.
It ranges widely depending on the production area. The average in Manitoba is around 290cwt/acre or 13MT/acre
In Idaho, the leading US producer, the average is around 390 cwt per acre. A cwt is a hundredweight (100 pounds US).
average is 20 cwt (hundred weight) per acre. this can also be expressed as one ton or 2000 pounds. plant 6 inches deep 10 inches apart.
In the US, between 1.06 million and 1.19 million acres are used every year for potato production.
You can have at least 100 potato plants per acre.
100
2,000 LBS
That really depends on the soil type, when you are going to plant and what oat variety/cultivar you are planting. As such this question cannot be answered.
I believe it's 15 pounds of potatoes.
Somewhere in the 1,100 pound range.
Two pounds of whole potatoes or sliced potatoes is still two pounds regardless how they are cut.
too many...
I would use 40 pounds.
6 potatoes
That was about 5,000 pounds. -
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how may potatoes in 2.5 lbs.?
2.5 pounds of potato