Converse of object

• reap: Peru's coffee farmers should be smiling, having reaped record harvests last year.

Subject

• centrifugation: After 4 hours the cells were harvested by centrifugation.

Adjective modifier

• bountiful: You are beginning to anticipate having a bountiful harvest of cucumbers for salads and maybe even pickles.

• abundant: He told the story of the rich farmer whose fields had produced abundant harvests.

• failed: Failed harvests In 1845, Peel faced the defining challenge of his career.

• poppy: This year's poppy harvest will be the highest ever and the price of heroin on our streets is the lowest ever.

• meager: There is little seed in the region to plant, and what meager harvest is expected will not arrive until August.

Modifies a noun

• supper: Some congregations follow the service with a harvest supper.

• thanksgiving: In a sense, then, everything is a harvest, and every day a harvest thanksgiving.

• festival: The walkers returned to Windsor in time for the harvest festival on 19th October.

• mite: Harvest mite larvae do not burrow into the skin, nor suck blood.

• mouse: The harvest mouse is the only British mouse to build nests of woven grass well above ground.

Noun used with modifier

• bumper: News of the bumper harvests have spread quickly from Morang where about 100 farmers are now using the new method.

• grape: Here we have the chance to walk in the vineyards & experience the grape harvest followed by a wine tasting session.

• barley: Just nine days remained before the barley harvest here in northern Iraq.

• wheat: In Europe alone, fusarium head blight destroys a fifth of wheat harvests.

• grain: Whilst grain harvests are falling, the demand for grain is rising.

• maize: In the US, around 25 % of the maize harvest is genetically modified.

Preposition: of

• righteousness: Peacemakers who sow in peace raise a harvest of righteousness.

Preposition: by

• centrifugation: After 4 hours the cells were harvested by centrifugation.