When consumers shop at roadside stands or farmers markets, they often buy harvested crops in bushel quantities. Following is a list of some Georgia fruit and vegetable crops with their corresponding weights per bushel. These weights are based on federal standards and can be used as general guidelines when purchasing these commodities in bushel quantities.
| COMMODITY | Weight in Pounds | COMMODITY | Weight in Pounds | |
| Apples | 48 lbs. | Mustard Greens | 18 lbs. | |
| Lima Beans (unshelled) | 30 lbs. | Onions | 57 lbs. | |
| Pole Beans | 28 lbs. | Peaches | 50 lbs. | |
| Snap Beans | 30 lbs. | Field Peas | 25 lbs. | |
| Shelled Corn | 56 lbs. | Sweet Potatoes (green) | 55 lbs. | |
| Corn (in ear) | 70 lbs. | Sweet Potatoes (dry) | 50 lbs. | |
| Cowpeas | 60 lbs. | Spinach | 20 lbs. | |
| Cucumbers | 48 lbs. | Tomatoes | 53 lbs. | |
| Eggplant | 33 lbs. | Turnips (without tops) | 54 lbs. | |
| English Peas (in hull) | 30 lbs. | Turnip Greens (dry) | 16 lbs. | |
| Muscadines | 50 lbs. | Turnip Greens (wet) | 18 lbs. | |
 Yields for fresh/frozen fruits and vegetables |
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| Buyer's Guide to Georgia fresh fruits and vegetables |
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Harvest Dates for Georgia fruits and vegetables |
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