Quarts (US - Dry) to Gallons (US - Dry) converter

US Dry Quarts and US Dry Gallons: Definitions

Dry Quart (US) is a unit of dry volume in the United States customary system, used for measuring grains, produce, and other dry goods.

• 1 US dry quart = 1.10122 L
• Standard relations: 1 dry gallon = 4 dry quarts
• Usage: agriculture, bulk food measurements, and dry ingredient recipes.

Dry Gallon (US) is a larger unit of dry volume in the United States.

• 1 US dry gallon = 4.40488 L
• Relations: 1 dry gallon = 4 dry quarts
• Usage: measuring larger quantities of grains, beans, and other dry products.

Conversion Between Dry Quarts and Dry Gallons

How to Convert:

• Quarts → Gallons: gallons = quarts ÷ 4
• Gallons → Quarts: quarts = gallons × 4

Examples:

• 8 dry quarts → 8 ÷ 4 = 2 dry gallons
• 3 dry quarts → 3 ÷ 4 = 0.75 dry gallons
• 1 dry gallon → 1 × 4 = 4 dry quarts

Additional Notes

• US dry units differ from US liquid units; 1 US liquid quart ≈ 0.94635 L, which is smaller than 1 US dry quart.
• For precise conversions, consider converting first to liters and then to the desired unit.
• Dry gallons and quarts are mostly used in agriculture and bulk dry ingredient measurements rather than cooking liquids.