• Synonyms: crop, harvest
  Meaning: the yield from plants in a single growing season

• Synonyms: reap, harvest, glean
  Meaning: gather, as of natural products; "harvest the grapes"

• Harvest in Spain; 23.
• We frequently employed more than a thousand people during harvest time.
• As the reaper of his own harvest, man learns both by suffering and bliss.
• The draft-beast in the field turns the heavy soil, and aids in the final harvest.
• From youth to age, the foolish choice of goods yields its harvest of ultimate misery.
• "Another little member of the Mouse family found clear across the country is the Harvest Mouse.
• Far over the harvest fields showed a growing pallor in the solitary seat beneath the cypresses.
• It results, therefore, that the young gather the abundant harvest prepared for them by the old."
• The reading went on, not of course "for ever," like that harvest melody he spoke of, but for a considerable time.
• They sold this breakfast food to thousands of farmers, to give them health and strength to harvest another crop of oats.

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