The Master Yield Guide: Maximizing Your Garden ROI

At The Seed Guy, we believe that a well-stocked pantry is the heartbeat of a happy home. This master chart provides the technical data you need to plan for total food security, breaking down exactly what you can expect from every 100 feet of row you plant.

Vegetable Seeds or Plants per 100-ft. row Estimated Yield per 100-ft. row Avg. Amount Suggested per Person
Asparagus 50 Roots 80-100 lb. 5-10 Plants
Bush Beans Lima 1/2 lb. 30 lb. 5-10 ft.
Bush Beans Snap 1/2 lb. 50 lb. 15-20 ft.
Pole Beans 1/2 lb. 50 lb. 5-6 ft.
Beet 1 oz. 75 lb 5-10 ft.
Broccoli 50 Plants 80-100 lb. 3-5 Plants
Brussel Sprouts 50 Plants 80-100 lbs. 2-5 Plants
Cabbage 75-100 Plants 150-200 lb.. 5-10 ft.
Carrot 1/4 oz. 100-150 lb. 5-10 ft.
Cauliflower 50-75 Plants 80 lb. 3-5 Plants
Celeriac 200 Plants 100-150 lb. 5ft.
Celery 150-200 Plants 200 lb. 10 Stalks
Chard 2 oz. 100 lb 3-5 Plants
Chinese Cabbage 1/2 oz. 200-300 lb. 3-10 ft.
Collards 1/2 oz. 80-100 lb. 5-10 ft.
Sweet Corn 4 oz. 100-150 lb 10-15 ft.
Cucumber 1 oz. 100-150 lb. 1-2 Hills
Eggplant 50-75 Plants 100-200 lb. 2-3 Plants
Kale 1/2 oz. 40-60 lb. 5-10 ft.
Kohlrabi 1/4 oz. 100 lb. 3-5 ft.
Lettuce 1/4 oz. 25-30 lb. 10 ft.
Mustard 1/2 oz. 30-60 lb. 5-10 ft.
Okra 2 oz. 50-100 lb. 4-6 ft.
Onion (plants) 300-400 Plants 200 lb. 3-5 ft.
Onion (sets) 3-4 lb. 100 lb. 3-5 ft.
Onion (seed) 1/4 oz. 150 lb. 3-5 ft.
Parsnip 1/2 oz. 100 lb. 10 ft.
Peas 1 lb. 25-30 lb. 15-20 ft.
Pepper 50-75 Plants 75-100 lb. 3-5 Plants
Irish Potato 10 lb 100-200 lb. 50-100 ft.
Sweet Potato 75-100 Plants 80-100 lb. 5-10 Plants
Pumpkin 1 oz. 100-150 lb. 1-2 Hills
Radish 1 oz. 50 lb. 3-5 ft.
Rhubarb 25-30 Plants 150-200 lb. 3-5 Plants
Spinach 1 oz. 40-60 lb. 5-10 ft.
Summer Squash 1 oz. 150-200 lb. 2-3 Hills
Winter Squash 1 oz. 200 lb. 1-3 Hills
Tomato 50 (staked) 30 (caged) 500 lb. 3-5 Plants
Turnip 1/2 oz. 100-120 lb. 5-10 ft.
Watermelon 1 oz. 200-300 lb. 2-4 Hills

Homestead Note: Yields are estimated based on healthy soil conditions and standard spacing. Always account for approximately 10% extra to buffer against natural garden loss.

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