A hen had got single wheat then wanted to eat but it said "I want to sow this one to give a lot of wheat." After it planted and started to hose it well, the one wheat grew seven spikes or ears. The hen collected all the wheat then cleaned, ground, kneaded then baked. It also collected her chickens then fed them some bread and said to them "All these nice bread had come to us from one wheat, so my chickens you have to plant because it is blessed and have both livelihood and merit. Not good.
A hen had a single grain of maize, which she wanted to eat, but she decided to plant it, to grow more maize. After planting it, she cared for it and watered it. The seed grew into a tall plant with seven ears of corn. The hen collected the ears, cleaned them, dried them, and ground the kernels into flour. She made dough from the flour, kneaded the dough and made bread from it. Then she called the other chickens and gave them some of the bread. She said, "All this delicious bread is the product of one grain of maize. So, fellow chickens, you should plant and grow things because this is a blessed occupation which has much merit and will provide you with a livelihood."
Sorry Jerry, I had this half done on the comp, and just finished after lunch, before I saw your version. I think we are talking maize here though
