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How many cu ft in a ton of wheat? - Answers

A ton of wheat typically occupies about 34 to 36 cubic feet, depending on factors like moisture content and density. This can vary slightly based on the specific variety and condition of the wheat. Generally, for calculations, you can use an average of 35 cubic feet per ton.



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A ton of wheat typically occupies about 34 to 36 cubic feet, depending on factors like moisture content and density. This can vary slightly based on the specific variety and condition of the wheat. Generally, for calculations, you can use an average of 35 cubic feet per ton.



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How many cu ft in a ton of wheat? - Answers

A ton of wheat typically occupies about 34 to 36 cubic feet, depending on factors like moisture content and density. This can vary slightly based on the specific variety and condition of the wheat. Generally, for calculations, you can use an average of 35 cubic feet per ton.

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