Volume (Dry) Converter

Convert between US dry volume units including dry pints, dry quarts, dry gallons, pecks, bushels, and cubic measurement units. Useful for agriculture and bulk food measurement.

Volume (Dry) Converter 9 units

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Common Volume (Dry) Conversions

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Browse all unit combinations — each page has a dedicated converter and conversion table.

Dry Pints → Dry Quarts Dry Pints → Dry Gallons Dry Pints → Pecks Dry Pints → Bushels Dry Pints → Dry Barrels Dry Pints → Liters Dry Pints → Cubic Inches Dry Pints → Cubic Feet Dry Quarts → Dry Pints Dry Quarts → Dry Gallons Dry Quarts → Pecks Dry Quarts → Bushels Dry Quarts → Dry Barrels Dry Quarts → Liters Dry Quarts → Cubic Inches Dry Quarts → Cubic Feet Dry Gallons → Dry Pints Dry Gallons → Dry Quarts Dry Gallons → Pecks Dry Gallons → Bushels Dry Gallons → Dry Barrels Dry Gallons → Liters Dry Gallons → Cubic Inches Dry Gallons → Cubic Feet Pecks → Dry Pints Pecks → Dry Quarts Pecks → Dry Gallons Pecks → Bushels Pecks → Dry Barrels Pecks → Liters Pecks → Cubic Inches Pecks → Cubic Feet Bushels → Dry Pints Bushels → Dry Quarts Bushels → Dry Gallons Bushels → Pecks Bushels → Dry Barrels Bushels → Liters Bushels → Cubic Inches Bushels → Cubic Feet Dry Barrels → Dry Pints Dry Barrels → Dry Quarts Dry Barrels → Dry Gallons Dry Barrels → Pecks Dry Barrels → Bushels Dry Barrels → Liters Dry Barrels → Cubic Inches Dry Barrels → Cubic Feet Liters → Dry Pints Liters → Dry Quarts Liters → Dry Gallons Liters → Pecks Liters → Bushels Liters → Dry Barrels Liters → Cubic Inches Liters → Cubic Feet Cubic Inches → Dry Pints Cubic Inches → Dry Quarts Cubic Inches → Dry Gallons Cubic Inches → Pecks Cubic Inches → Bushels Cubic Inches → Dry Barrels Cubic Inches → Liters Cubic Inches → Cubic Feet Cubic Feet → Dry Pints Cubic Feet → Dry Quarts Cubic Feet → Dry Gallons Cubic Feet → Pecks Cubic Feet → Bushels Cubic Feet → Dry Barrels Cubic Feet → Liters Cubic Feet → Cubic Inches

📐 How to Use

Choose the dry measure you are starting with in the From dropdown and the unit you want in the To dropdown.
Enter the quantity in the field below From; the equivalent appears instantly in the To field and in the result line with its symbol.
Reverse the pair with the swap button between the dropdowns, and copy the converted figure with the Copy button.
Select a tile in Common Volume (Dry) Conversions for pairs such as bushels to pecks, or open any link in All Volume (Dry) Conversions for a dedicated page and full conversion table.

❓ Frequently Asked Questions

QHow many liters are in a US bushel?

One US bushel is 35.239071 liters, displayed as 35.2391 because results of ten or more are cut to four decimals. That is 1.244456 cubic feet, or 2150.42 cubic inches by definition. The old imperial bushel was larger, near 36.37 liters.

QHow many pecks are in a bushel?

A bushel is 4 pecks, and each peck is 8 dry quarts, which makes 32 dry quarts to the bushel. One peck is 8.809768 liters. Pecks still appear in US produce sales, where apples are often sold by the peck or half bushel.

QIs a dry pint the same as a liquid pint?

No, a dry pint is about 16 percent larger: 0.55061 liters against 0.473176 liters for the US liquid pint. Berries and other produce sold by the pint use the dry measure, so a dry pint basket holds more than a pint of milk.

QWhy does 1 bushel show 8.000074 dry gallons instead of 8?

A bushel is exactly 8 dry gallons by definition. Both units are stored as liter equivalents rounded to seven figures, 35.239071 and 4.404843, and dividing those rounded values leaves a trace in the seventh decimal. Round such results to the whole number.

ℹ️ About Volume (Dry) Conversion

US dry measure is a separate family from the liquid measure people know. A dry pint holds 0.55061 liters against the liquid pint's 0.473 liters, and the dry gallon is not the gallon on a fuel pump. The series descends from the Winchester bushel of 1697, defined as a cylinder 18.5 inches across and 8 inches deep, so a bushel comes out at 2150.42 cubic inches rather than anything tidy. Grain is also traded by weight per bushel, 60 pounds for wheat and 56 for corn, so a bushel here is strictly a volume.

Nine units are included, mixing the dry series with liters, cubic inches and cubic feet, with the liter as the base for the arithmetic. Figures of ten or more show at most four decimals, with more digits kept as the number gets smaller. Everything is worked out on your device as you edit the fields.

📏 9 Supported Units

Dry Pint (US) (pt dry), Dry Quart (US) (qt dry), Dry Gallon (US) (gal dry), Peck (US) (pk), Bushel (US) (bu), Dry Barrel (US) (bbl dry), Liter (L), Cubic Inch (in³), Cubic Foot (ft³).