'harvest method' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when referring to a method of harvesting a crop, or any other kind of material from a targeted area. For example: "The farmers used the modern harvest method to ensure a successful crop yield."
This practice apparently derives from a centuries-old harvest method.
The harvest method chosen can involve clear-cutting large areas or selective cutting of individual trees or groups of trees.
For example, a change to the harvest method on Park Grass in the 1960s (ref. 26) and changes to soil and crop analysis techniques50.
The experimental results showed that the susceptibility of the maize varieties for Fusarium and maize harvest method had only a minor effect on the FHB incidence and DON content of the wheat crop during the subsequent growing season.
For biomass estimation of village bamboos of Barak Valley, North East India, allometric relationships were developed by harvest method describing leaf, branch and culm biomass with DBH as an independent variable using a log linear model.
Using a randomised complete block design with four replications, we studied the impact of (a) maize variety as previous crop, (b) maize harvest method (grain or silage maize), (c) tillage method and (d) the influence of the wheat variety resistance on the FHB incidence and DON content.
This was followed by questions about economics and forage quality (milk production potential of the winter cereals), and harvest methods.
We evaluated the effects of three regeneration harvest methods on plant diversity and soil resource availability in mixed-hardwood ecosystems.
Optimal harvest methods differ depending on the cell source and cell type used in a given clinical application.
We evaluated and compared two cell harvest methods (physical scraping and trypsinization) and two cell lysis methods (glass-bead-assisted lysis and freeze-thaw-cycle lysis).
Our results also highlight the effects of harvest methods and inhibitors such as cycloheximide on footprint distribution.
