What is bushel means?

A bushel is a unit of measurement used primarily for agricultural commodities, such as grains and fruits. It is equivalent to 64 US pints or roughly 35.24 liters. The exact weight of a bushel can vary depending on the type of commodity; for example, a bushel of wheat weighs about 60 pounds. The bushel is commonly used in the United States to quantify the volume of harvested crops.