Trade gallon

Trade gallon

A Trade gallon is a term used to denote the sizes of standard plant containers in horticultural industries. A trade gallon is equal to approximately .71 U.S. liquid gallons, and it should not be confused with the British Imperial gallon (equal to 1.20095 U.S. liquid gallons) or the British grain gallon (equal to .9375 U.S. liquid gallons)


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