reharvested
Picked a second time
Reharvested describes something that has been harvested again after an initial harvest.
The term applies to agricultural crops that produce multiple yields in a season, to timber forests allowed to regrow before cutting again, or to data and resources extracted repeatedly: The field was reharvested six weeks after the first cutting.
In digital contexts, reharvested may describe information collected again from the same sources.
Recovering damaged goods
- recoveryRegaining what was lost
- reclaimTake back possession
- retrieveGet something back
- recaptureSeize again after loss
gleanings · leftovers · residue · byproduct · biomass · forage · feedstuff · husks
Growing back again
- replantingRelocating vegetation to soil
- rotationTurning on an axis
- aftermathResults following an event
- resowingPlanting seeds anew
intercropping · perennial · biennial · stubble · tillage · no-till · seedbed · fallow
Capable of restoration
- recycledConverted waste into material
- compostingDecomposing organic matter deliberately
- biocharCharred biomass soil amendment
- mulchingCovering soil protectively
permaculture · closed-loop · zero-waste · regenerative · carbon-neutral · ecofriendly · organic · conservation
Maximizing efficiency or performance
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- automationSelf-operating system design
- streamliningMaking more aerodynamic or efficient
- productivityOutput relative to input
salvage
Recovering damaged goods
recapture · gleanings · leftovers · residue · byproduct · biomass · forage · feedstuff · husks · chaff
regrowth
Growing back again
- replantingRelocating vegetation to soil
- rotationTurning on an axis
- aftermathResults following an event
resowing · intercropping · perennial · biennial · stubble · tillage · no-till · seedbed · fallow · polyculture
renewable
Capable of restoration
- recycledConverted waste into material
- compostingDecomposing organic matter deliberately
- biocharCharred biomass soil amendment
mulching · permaculture · closed-loop · zero-waste · regenerative · carbon-neutral · ecofriendly · organic · conservation
optimization
Maximizing efficiency or performance
- precisionAccuracy of measurement
- automationSelf-operating system design
- streamliningMaking more aerodynamic or efficient
productivity · time-saving · resourceful · mechanized · logistics
reharvestedunharvested
Not yet reaped
planted · sown · seeded · cultivated · replanted