I.
noun
ADJECTIVE
▪ abundant ( esp. AmE ), bountiful , bumper , good , large , rich
▪
We've had a bumper ~ of apples this year.
▪
She returned from the conference with a rich ~ of knowledge. ( figurative )
▪ bad , disastrous , poor
▪
a series of poor ~s in the 1830s
▪ cereal , corn , grain , potato , wheat , etc.
▪ final
VERB + HARVEST
▪ bring in , gather , gather in , get in , reap
▪
They were busy getting the ~ in.
▪
We are now reaping the ~ of our hard work last year. ( figurative )
HARVEST + VERB
▪ fail
▪
The strawberry ~ failed because of the drought.
HARVEST + NOUN
▪ season ( esp. AmE ), time
▪ festival
PREPOSITION
▪ after (the) ~
▪
Potatoes are normally sprayed after ~.
▪ during ~ , during the ~
▪
Potatoes often sustain damage during ~.
▪
During the ~ they work from dawn to dusk.
▪ ~ of
▪
a good ~ of potatoes
II.
verb
Harvest is used with these nouns as the object: ↑ barley , ↑ coconut , ↑ corn , ↑ crop , ↑ grape , ↑ hay , ↑ oats , ↑ organ , ↑ rice , ↑ timber , ↑ wheat