Luke burns his tomato field, and Luke's mother measures the vines to prove her son was in the right. So Noah buries the ruined tomatoes, and they grow back overnight. He plants potatoes, corn, ginseng; then a bag, a drone, even a robot dog climb out of the dirt. The neighbors who mocked him want the land. Then that robot dog finds caged hawks, and small-town spite turns into a poaching ring, a gun in Noah's face, and one more thing to bury: a hawk's egg.