Converse of object

• sow: He would sow a bushel of oats, he tells me; it will take no more.

• steal: December 10 th 1834 To prison for 4 months, William Pack for stealing four bushels of turnips from a farm at Sudbury.

• yield: Survey results showed that transgenic canola yielded approximately three bushels per acre ( 10 % ) more than conventional canola in 2000.

• pay: In this record 225 acres are charged, paying 22 bushels and an half.

• pick: The record of the number of bushels picked was recorded on a tally stick.

• contain: There are three malt deposits, each capable of containing 1,600 bushels.

Adjective modifier

• proverbial: You have been hiding your light under the proverbial bushel!

• few: Benbrook points out that Roundup Ready soybeans produce five to ten percent fewer bushels per acre compared to traditional varieties grown under comparable conditions.

Modifies a noun

• basket: I think he's hiding his acting ( or other ) talents under a bushel basket!

• weight: Evaluation of the nutrient value of low bushel weight wheat.

• measure: There are also pitchforks, green sacks and a bushel measure.

Noun used with modifier

• twelve: In 1847, the Tithe records show that there were six farms, each paying an annual payment of twelve bushels of barley.

Preposition: of

• wheat: The first bread subsidy was given - 12 pennies for eight bushels of wheat made into bread.

• oat: He would sow a bushel of oats, he tells me; it will take no more.

• corn: A gallon of gasoline to produce a single bushel of corn, for example.

• barley: In 1847, the Tithe records show that there were six farms, each paying an annual payment of twelve bushels of barley.

• pea: He raised twenty-eight bushels of peas and sixteen bushels of beans.

• grain: One such tablet contains an invitation to a birthday party sent to the commanding officers wife, another details payment for bushels of grain.

Preposition: per

• acre: The yield of corn then was 30 bushels per acre, a far cry from the 150 bushels now.