There are approximately 60 pounds in a bushel of soybeans. This measurement is standard in the United States for agricultural commodities. The weight can vary slightly based on moisture content and other factors, but 60 pounds is the accepted average.
A protein yield is the total amount of proteins that is harvested. The protein yield in pounds per acre of 3256 pounds of beans is 55.352 pounds per acre.
Five pounds four persons per pound for regular serving.
81.48 pounders per acre
let x = pounds of coffee at 2$/pound 2.00X + 1.20 (3) = 1.76 (X+3) 2.00X + 3.60 = 1.76X + 5.28 .24X = 1.68 X = 7 pounds
To serve pinto beans as a side dish for 400 people, you typically need about 1/4 to 1/3 cup of cooked beans per person. This translates to approximately 1/8 to 1/6 cup of dried beans per person, which is about 50-67 pounds of dried pinto beans in total, considering that dried beans roughly triple in weight when cooked. Therefore, you should plan for around 60 pounds of dried pinto beans to adequately feed 400 people as a side dish.
It would depend on the recipe and portion size, but a general rule of thumb is about 1/2 to 1 pound of uncooked beans per person. So, for 50 people, you would need approximately 25 to 50 pounds of uncooked beans.
The volume of 60 pounds of jelly beans can vary based on the size and shape of the beans, but a rough estimate is that jelly beans have a density of about 0.5 to 0.6 pounds per cubic inch. Using this estimate, 60 pounds of jelly beans would occupy approximately 100 to 120 cubic inches. However, for a more precise measurement, the specific density of the jelly beans in question would be needed.
For green beans, typically 4 ounces per person will be adequate.
I would make 75 pounds of fresh green beans for them.
Plan for 4 ounces per person. That would be 240 ounces which is 14 to 15 pounds.
A peck is a unit of volume so the number of pecks in 100 pounds depends on the item in question 1 peck = 5 pounds of spinich = 20 pecks per 100 pounds 1 peck = 10.5 pounds of apples = 9.52 pecks per 100 pounds 1 peck = 7 pounds of pole beans = 14.28 pecks per 100 pounds 1 peck = 17.5 pounds of corn = 5.71 pecks per 100 pounds Dick
The yield is approximately three pounds.