| RABI | Indian spring grain harvest (4) |
| POLICESHEAF | Sheriff's grain harvest? |
| GATHERIN | Outcome of the grain harvest (6,2) |
| CHAFF | Grain harvest debris |
| STUBBLE | Short stalks left after grain harvest |
| PRODUCE | Eggs, food, fruit, grain, harvest, output, proceeds, yield etc, literally "brought forward into existence" (7) |
| REAP | Harvest rotten fruit taken from 4 (4) |
| LATH | Strip seen in Senegal at harvest-feast (4) |
| CROP | Cane harvest (4) |
| CROW | Harvest incomplete: head of wheat taken by bird (4) |
| AREA | A harvest unfinished in field (4) |
| RIPE | Mature and ready for harvest (4) |
| BAIL | Release harvest bundle, did you say? (4) |
| REST | The others returning from the harvest service (4) |
| IHOP | Restaurant chain serving Harvest Grain 'n Nut Pancakes |
| KEMP | (Scottish) Contest in reaping or other harvest work (4) |
| SEPT | Abbreviation of the month in which harvest festivals and calling the mare ceremonies take place (4) |
| SNOW | The Hunters in the -; winter scene in a series of five extant paintings depicting the months/seasons including The Gloomy Day and The Hay Harvest by Pieter Bruegel the Elder (4) |
| MOON | Word linking with wolf, snow, pink, strawberry, harvest, hunter's or frost for some of the traditional names of Earth's natural satellite in its full phases (4) |
| HORN | - of plenty; motif also known as a cornucopia depicting abundant fruit, flowers and grains as a symbol of prosperity and a bountiful harvest (4) |
