Bushel definition

Bushel means a standard U.S. bushel, 2150.4 cubic inches capacity (R.I. Gen. Laws § 20-1-3).

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Bushel means fifty-six pounds of corn by weight.

Bushel means one U.S. bushel.

Examples of Bushel in a sentence

• Bushel per acre or yield will be based on the Natural Resources Conservation Services soil survey average yield or the Tenant's actual yield, whichever is higher.

• If and to the extent that Buyer receives any credit pursuant to the Bushel 42 Agreement (as defined in Section 4.2(m)) for any packaging materials or raw materials delivered by Seller to Bushel 42 (as defined in Section 4.2(m)), Buyer shall remit to Seller an amount equal to such credit within thirty (30) days of receiving such credit from Bushel 42.

• Crop Share Multiple 5.0% Net Share Multiple 5.0% Variable Cash Rent Multiple 5.0% Flexible Cash Rent Multiple 5.0% Bushel Lease Multiple 5.0% Note: % Fee entered above shall include all associated costs for providing the services as outlined in the RFP.

• The Bushel app works on an application linked to a particular device and operating system, such as Apple’s iOS operating system.

• You acknowledge and agree that this Agreement is between you and Bushel, not with any Covered Third Party.

More Definitions of Bushel

Bushel means a standard U.S. bushel, 2150.4 cubic inches capacity.

Bushel. ’ means in the case of ear corn that amount of ear corn, including not to exceed 151⁄2 per centum of moisture content, which weighs seventy pounds, and in the case of shelled corn, means that amount of shelled corn including not to exceed 151⁄2 per centum of moisture content, which weighs fifty-six pounds.

Bushel means a standard U.S. bushel, 2150.4 cubic inches capacity (R.I. Gen. Laws § 20­1­3).

Bushel means sixty pounds of soybeans by weight.

Bushel means fifty-six (56) pounds of shelled corn by net weight.

Bushel means one US bushel. [Section 50-5-15]

Bushel means a container with a content of not less than 2,140 cubic inches nor more than 2,500