noun, feminine/ˈmjes/plural: mieses
cereal seed (for making bread); seed, grain harvest time
“En torno al pueblo (pues estamos cerca y podemos verlo), lozanas mieses y praderas muy lindas anuncian cierto esmero agrícola.” — Around the town (because we are close and we can see it), lush crops and very beautiful meadows tell about a certain agricultural thoroughness.
Inherited from Old Spanish mies, from Latin messem (“harvest”).