Who planted the first seed?

Answer 1

adam planted the first seed in eve in the garden of eden xxxxxxxxxxxxx

Answer 2

The first seed planted by a human was likely planted by someone living in the "Fertile Crescent" region of modern Iraq. This is where the first vegetable crop was farmed, according to archaeologists.

This event happened around 10,000BC. It is not known for certain what species of plant was the first to be planted sysematically, but a good guess would be wheat.

Answer 3

Believers would say God planted the first seed, or maybe Adam and Eve. For scientific minds, they would say the first animal that eaten a fruit, or maybe the first seed plant itself.

Answer 4

Robert Plant

Answer 5

you have all got it wrong the first seed was planted by john kywaski in 567bc by the river twine adam and eve had gone the way of the dinosaur by this time. The seed happened to be willow which gained the nickname "weeping" willow from the fact that poor john had lost his favourite bed partner/ cow to old man schumaker in the austrio-hungarian-pants war

Answer 6

Probably a small mammal of some type acquired seed and buried them in the ground to retrieve later, thus planting the seed.

Answer 7

God planted the first seed

Answer 8

Well since seeds come from fruit which come from fertilised flowers which grow on plants which come from seeds, you have just posed a "chicken or the egg" question.

All the same, I would say it was all down to mother nature.

Answer 9

It's my guess that it was a bird who had eaten a fruit with seeds and then "scattered" the seed, as they still do today.

Answer 10

Adam (human seed)