Why This Year’s Harvest Moon Is A Special October Sight
Why This Year’s Harvest Moon Is A Special October Sight
US · Published Sep 29, 2025
The Harvest Moon on October 6, 2025, provides extra evening light for harvesting in the Northern Hemisphere.
Its timing close to the autumnal equinox aids farmers with crops like corn, pumpkins, and beans.
October Harvest Moons occur roughly every few years, varying by latitude, and hold cultural significance.
Harvest Moon marks autumnal equinox significance
The upcoming full moon on October 6, 2025, is especially significant as it marks the Harvest Moon for the Northern Hemisphere. This celestial event is closely tied to the autumnal equinox, a time when the moon graces the sky near sunset for several successive evenings. This phenomenon provides farmers with extended daylight, aiding in the crucial task of harvesting crops. The additional light is particularly beneficial for crops such as corn, pumpkins, and beans, which require careful attention during this period.
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