"large harvest" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use this phrase to describe a year's yield of fruit or crops. For example, "The farmers in the valley had a large harvest this year, with apples and grain filling their barns."
American officials have expressed concern that a large harvest this spring in Afghanistan will inundate world markets.
The editor and critic Keith Gessen (author of the novel "All the Sad Young Literary Men") and Anna Summers, a Boston-based scholar of Slavic literature, chose and translated these selections, winnowing them from the large harvest of Petrushevskaya's works and hand-picking stories with mystical resonance or echoes in fable and fairy tale.
Why the extra large harvest?
to large harvest gaps (30 and 46 m dia).
Cassava storage roots provide a large harvest index with reported yields of up to 70 tons/ha [4], translating to a potential of 2.9 tons/ha protein product at the 12.5% dw levels achieved here.
You will get one large harvest, then the plants will die.
Beyond doubt, MegaOATS comes with a large harvesting area, but remodelling of the harvested posterior femoral condyle was seen in most individuals.
These costs can be reduced, and the harvesting efficiency could improve if these small stands are aggregated into a large harvesting area.
A large harvesting machine can fell and process a tree in about five minutes.
The system encouraged both the landowner and the sharecropper to strive for large harvests and thus often led to the land being mined of its fertility.
To prevent fraud in which small acreage yielded puzzlingly large harvests, in 2007 the European Union changed its rules to base subsidies on the number of hectares planted rather than the tons produced.
