Vegetable Garden Yields To Expect On Average Per 100′ Row
How much will I get from my vegetable garden?
If my garden rows are ‘x’ feet long (see chart below) how much yield should I expect?
If you’re trying to figure out how much yield that you might get from your vegetable garden, I found a list from LSU AgCenter.
I found the garden yield list while searching for how many ears of corn I might expect in my garden rows. I needed to figure that out first so I could estimate how many pints (or quarts) of home canning that may result.
Expected yields from a good vegetable garden will vary with seasons, care, soils, pest pressures and cultivars.
If you only have a 50-foot row of a crop, cut the posted yield in half.
If you only have a 10-foot row, then use 1/10th of the posted yield for a crop.
Note: Depending on length of season and other factors such as keeping inferior vegetables, some gardeners may surpass these average yields.
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Expected Crop Yields per 100 feet of row
Lima Bean – Bush: 1 bushel shelled (32 lbs.)
Lima Bean – Pole: 2 bushel (32 lbs.)
Snap Bean – Bush: 1.5 bushel (30lbs.)
Snap Bean – Pole: 2 bushel (30lbs.)
Beets: 100 lbs.
Broccoli: 70 heads
Cabbage: 85 heads
Cantaloupe: 120 melons
Carrots: 150 lbs.
Cauliflower: 60 heads
Chinese Cabbage: 100 heads
Collards: 175 lbs.
Corn: 120 ears
Cucumber: 170 lbs.
Eggplants: 150 lbs.
Garlic: 350 heads
Kohlrabi: 75 lbs.
Lettuce: 100 heads
Mustard: 100 bunches
Okra: 175 lbs.( 6 bu. 30 lbs.)
Onions (dry): 220 lbs.
Peas (southern): 20 lbs. shelled
Peas (English): 40 lbs.
Pea (snow): 65 lbs.
Pepper (bell): 125 lbs.
Pepper (cubanelle): 200 lbs.
Potato, Irish: 200 lbs.
Potato, sweet: 200 lbs.
Pumpkin: 150 lbs.
Radish: 30 lbs.
Rutabaga: 90 lbs.
Shallot (green): 350 bunches
Spinach: 40 lbs.
Squash (summer): 80 lbs.
Squash (winter): 150 lbs.
Strawberries: 170 lbs.
Tomatoes: 250 lbs.
Tomatoes (cherry): 450 lbs.
Turnips: 100 bunches
Watermelons (20 lbs. each): 20 melons
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