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Yes, when 收获 is used as a verb, it can be used in the agricultural context. But when it is used as a noun, it takes on a figurative meaning. I would like to suggest you also take a look at this word: 收成 [n.] shou1 cheng5 crop harvest
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2nd meaning of 收获 is "to earn sth in a good way".
E.g. 这次出差有很多收获。This business trip is quite fruitful.
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收获 (shōuhuò) is commonly used to refer to the rewards or benefits that one has gained from an effort or experience. For example, one might say "我从这次旅行中收获了很多" (wǒ cóng zhè cì lǚxíng zhōng shōuhuò le hěn duō) which translates to "I have gained a lot from this trip". It can also be used to refer to the harvest of crops, such as "今年的收获很丰富" (jīnnián de shōuhuò hěn fēngfù) which translates to "This year's harvest is very abundant".
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