Midras Mazmur 111:4: Sifra & Midrash Tehillim

3) "and the earth shall yield its produce": Not as it does now, but as it did in the days of Adam. And whence is it derived that the earth is destined to be sown and to give fruit on the same day? From (Tehillim 111:4) "A portent (in the days of Adam) He made for His (future) wonders," and (Bereshith 1:11) "Let the earth sprout vegetation, grass, etc." — whereby we are taught that on the same day that it was sown, it gave forth fruit.

"Remember the wonders He has done. Everything that the Lord does for the righteous in this world is nothing but a remembrance. But when He will do justice in the world to come, His righteousness will stand forever. As it says (Psalm 111:3), "His righteousness endures forever."