In Genesis, what was Noah’s first crop mentioned after the Flood?

In Genesis, Noah’s first crop mentioned after the Flood was a vineyard.

Genesis 9:20 says Noah began farming after the Flood and planted a vineyard. The next verses describe him drinking wine made from its produce and becoming drunk. This is the first agricultural activity specifically named for Noah after he and his family left the Ark.

The account then tells of an incident involving Noah’s sons. Shem and Japheth cover their father without looking at him, while Ham’s actions are described differently. Noah’s later pronouncement about his sons follows that episode. The vineyard is therefore the setting for a significant post-Flood family narrative, not merely a passing plant reference.

The vineyard should not be confused with the olive leaf brought by the dove before Noah left the Ark. The leaf signals that vegetation had reappeared; it does not say Noah planted an olive grove. Genesis explicitly names a vineyard as Noah’s first recorded crop or agricultural project.