Harvest Gold Reports No Significant Gold Values Intersected in Drill Holes Completed at CUD Property Rice Lake Gold Belt, Man...

Harvest Gold Corporation (TSX VENTURE:HVG) (the "Company") reports that the
sulphide mineralization intersected in drill holes completed this winter drill
season on the CUD property, Rice Lake Gold Belt, Manitoba were absent of
significant gold mineralization or other metals of economic interest.


John Roozendaal, President of Harvest Gold Corporation, states: "Though we are
disappointed that the near surface mineralization encountered was not gold
bearing, the potential for deeper targets projected down plunge of the
neighboring San Gold #2-3 zones remain untested."


Logging of diamond drill core from the program did identify zones of sulphide
mineralization associated with high strain shear zones and some alteration that
explained the Induced Polarization anomalies, but assays received for those
intervals show no enrichment in gold. 


Management will review remaining targets on the property before planning follow
up exploration on the property.


The CUD Property is located 8 km east of San Gold's operating gold mine in the
Town of Bissett, Manitoba. The Cud claim is located immediately north of claims
held by San Gold on which their #2-3 gold zones are located. 


The contents of this press release have been reviewed by the Neil Richardson,
P.Geo who is a Qualified Person as defined by NI 43-101.


Harvest Gold Corporation is a mineral exploration company working in Nevada, USA
and Manitoba, Canada. In Nevada, the Company controls 100% interests in the
advanced-stage Rosebud Gold Mine property, and generative gold properties at
Garcia Flats in the South Carlin Trend. In Manitoba, Harvest is engaged in
early-stage exploration of three groups of 100% owned claims in the Rice Lake
Gold Belt and holds a 40% interest in the more advanced-stage, Assean Lake
project. 


On behalf of the Board of Directors, 

Rick Mark, CEO

Harvest Gold Corporation