harvest home

American  

noun

1. the bringing home of the harvest.

2. the time of harvesting or of gathering in the harvest.

3. an English festival celebrated at the close of the harvest.

4. a song sung as the harvest is brought home.

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harvest home British  

noun

1. the bringing in of the harvest

2. a harvest supper

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Etymology

Origin of harvest home

First recorded in 1565–75

Example Sentences

Farmers wait for the perfect weather window, then crank up the combine, whatever the day or the hour, to get the harvest home.

From BBC

Instead, Dommes had scheduled a consultation with Backyard Eats, a young Philadelphia company that helps people build, plant, maintain and even harvest home vegetable gardens.

From Seattle Times

They also have a winery and cider brand of the same name — visit their taproom and bottle shop to bring more of the harvest home.

From Salon

Your other friend was so very kind at our little harvest home.

From Project Gutenberg

The shroud would become a robe of glory, the funeral procession a harvest home, and the grave would mark the end of sorrow, the beginning of eternal joy.

From Project Gutenberg