"farming harvest" is perfectly correct and usable in written English.
It is often used in the context of crop harvesting, as in, "The farmer had a successful farming harvest this year, with a yield of 500 bushels of corn."
All About the Farm A food and farming harvest marketplace will be on Saturday from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at Stone Barns, 630 Bedford Road, Pocantico Hills, N.Y., with food to buy, a farmers' market and farming activities for children and adults; $35 for adults, $25 for children 6 to 14, and $15 for those 2 to 5: stonebarnscenter.org.org
They subsisted principally by farming, harvesting two or more crops of corn (maize) each year and growing several varieties of beans, squash, and gourds.
These rights, however, were limited to farming, harvesting, and gathering, and specifically did not include the right of individual private property in land that could be alienated to whomever.
GARRETSON FORGE AND FARM Harvest festival, celebration of 1800's farm life.
LONGSTREET FARM "Harvest Home Festival," featuring 4-H exhibits, wagon rides, games and live entertainment.
"Hands on the Farm," harvest carrots, feed the pigs and participate in other gardening activities.
Our small family farm — a CSA, or Community Supported Agriculture farm in which members share in the farms' harvest — has been devastated.
Coosaw Farms' harvest was at a steady tempo, but Mother Nature was interfering, Northeasterners were distracted, and soon enough, the wave would begin rolling on to North Carolina.
In the 2060s, will "mind farms" harvest the energetic labour of workers in the developing world, at the expense of their wellbeing and for the benefit of corporations – much like mobile phone manufacturers exploit economic disadvantage in those countries now?
In May, as the Arctic's period of midnight sun (24-hour daylight) approaches, we will say goodbye to our beloved green skies, pack our snow gear away, and drive south through Latvia, Lithuania, Poland, Hungary (helping with a fruit-farm harvest), the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Croatia and Italy for a further four months of adventure.
Danielle Grant, of Eastern Idaho and Western Wyoming's Local News 8, reports that there is no shortage of field hands to help farms harvest, especially among migrant workers, whose home economies are hurt worse than our own.
