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Depends on the field, type of corn and weather among other things. If the field produces 150 bu. per acre which is the norm in some areas, and a bushel weight is 56 lb per bushel of dent corn kernal, then 8,400 lbs. pre acre or 16,800 lbs for two acres. Some areas produce less, such as Central America where some fields only produce 30 to 40 bushels pre acre.

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The number of rows of corn in 1 acre will depend upon the spacing between each row. You can have close to 70 rows when they are spaced about 3 feet apart.

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