1har·vest 
/ˈhɑɚvəst/ noun
plural har·vests /ˈhɑɚvəst/ noun [count] 1 : the season when crops are gathered from the fields or the activity of gathering crops
▪ The beginning of the harvest varies from year to year. ▪ It is time for the harvest. ▪ harvest time 2 : the amount of crops that are gathered
▪ They prayed for a bountiful harvest. ▪ We had enormous harvests of corn this year. ; also : the amount of a natural product gathered in a single season
▪ the salmon/timber harvest — sometimes used figuratively ▪ The government will reap a bitter harvest of discontent [=many people will be extremely unhappy and angry] if it fails to meet the people's needs.
▪ The beginning of the harvest varies from year to year. ▪ It is time for the harvest. ▪ harvest time
▪ They prayed for a bountiful harvest. ▪ We had enormous harvests of corn this year. ; also : the amount of a natural product gathered in a single season
▪ the salmon/timber harvest — sometimes used figuratively ▪ The government will reap a bitter harvest of discontent [=many people will be extremely unhappy and angry] if it fails to meet the people's needs.
