Fruit Tree Yield Calculator
Estimate fruit tree yields based on tree type, age, spacing, and growing conditions. Plan your orchard for maximum harvest and food preservation.
Yield Calculator
Most fruit trees reach full production at 5–8 years.
Yield Estimates
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Per Tree Yield (lbs)
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Total Yield (lbs)
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Total Bushels
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Pint Jars for Canning
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Trees per Acre
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Recommended Spacing (ft)
How It Works
This calculator uses yield data from USDA Extension Service and university horticulture programs. Yields vary based on tree type, rootstock, age, and growing conditions.
Yield Factors
- Age: Young trees (1–3 years) produce minimal fruit; peak production at 5–15 years
- Rootstock: Dwarf trees produce 5–15 lbs/tree; standard trees 50–200 lbs/tree
- Conditions: Full sun (6+ hours) and well-drained soil maximize yields
Per Tree Yield = Base Yield × Age Factor × Rootstock Factor × Condition Factor
Total Yield = Per Tree Yield × Number of Trees
Bushels = Total Yield ÷ Weight per Bushel
Jars = Total Yield × 1.5 (average yield per pint jar)