The formula to calculate the Bushel Weight (BW) is:
\[ \text{BW} = V \cdot TW \]
Where:
Bushel weight, also known as the weight per bushel, is a measure used in agriculture to determine the weight of a bushel volume of grain. The test weight is a standard measurement that indicates the quality and density of the grain. Higher test weights typically indicate better quality grain with less moisture content and more marketable product.
Let's assume the following values:
Using the formula to calculate the Bushel Weight:
\[ \text{BW} = 50 \cdot 60 = 3000 \text{ pounds} \]
The Bushel Weight is 3000 pounds.
