In Genesis, what did Noah plant after the flood and the covenant?

In Genesis, Noah planted a vineyard after the flood and the covenant.

Genesis 9:20 describes Noah as a man of the soil who planted a vineyard. The episode follows the flood, Noah’s altar, and God’s covenant with Noah and the living world. It is the first agricultural activity specifically attributed to Noah after the Ark narrative.

The vineyard detail leads directly to the next scene: Noah drinks wine, becomes drunk, and lies uncovered inside his tent. The story then concerns the actions of his sons Shem, Ham, and Japheth and the different responses to their father’s condition.

A common mix-up is to connect the vineyard with the construction of the Ark or with the first thing Noah did after leaving it. Genesis places it later. The text first records the altar, then the covenant, and only afterward Noah’s planting and vineyard episode. This sequence is important when answering chronology questions about the post-flood story.