Harvest - meaning and illustration
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1. Synonyms, etymology, translation, definition, examples and notes
1.1. IPA transcription and prononciation for harvest: 🔊
/ˈhɑːvɪst/1.2. 🇫🇷 French translation of harvest:
- Récolte
1.3. Definition of harvest in fisheries:
Harvest : to take, catch, gather, kill or obtain fishery resources from water, land or any rock or other matter.
5 Other Definitions of Harvest per Country
In Australia:
take, in relation to fish, means catch, capture, take or harvest.
✏️ Source -- Australia Fisheries Management Act 1991, Part 1, Sub-section 4 ( Australia Fisheries Management Act 1991 )
take fish includes—
- (a) catch or kill fish, or
- (b) gather or collect fish, or
- (c) remove fish from any rock or other matter,
or attempt to do so.
✏️ Source -- New South Wales Fisheries Management Act 1994, Part 1, Section 4 ( New South Wales Fisheries Management Act 1994 )
take fisheries resources includes— (a)catch, gather, kill or obtain from water or land; and (b)attempt to catch, gather, kill or obtain from water or land; and (c)land (from a boat or in another way), bring ashore or tranship.
✏️ Source -- Queensland Fisheries Act 1994, schedule 1 ( Queensland Fisheries Act 1994 )
In Canada:
harvest includes cut, take, dredge, rake or otherwise obtain; (récolte)
✏️ Source -- Canada Fisheries Act, Section 47 ( Canada Fisheries Act )
In Nigeria:
"taking fish" includes any method of catching fish;
✏️ Source -- Nigeria Sea Fisheries Act, 1992, Section 12 ( Nigeria Sea Fisheries Act, 1992 )
1.4. Plural of harvest:
Harvests;
Fishery terminology records for Harvest
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