One day, a news reporter went to interview the farmer and ask her about her secrets to success. Days of research before the interview revealed to the reporter that the farmer would always share her best-producing seeds with the neighboring farms.

When it came for the interview, the reporter was loaded with a powerful question. The reporter asked, “Ma’am, why did you share your best seeds with your neighbors, knowing that they are also going to enter their corn into the competition against you. Wouldn't this make it difficult for you to win?”

The farmer looked up and took a deep breath before she replied. The farmer answered, “During the season when the strong wind comes across the fields, pollen from the ripening corn is swirled from field to field. It is very important to understand that if my neighbors grow poor corn, the cross-pollination will ultimately degrade the quality of my own corn. So, If I want to grow great corn, I must help my neighbor grow good corn as well.”
Source: https://www.bedtimeshortstories.com/farmers-inspirational-story 

       What do I think is the moral of the story? And how can I apply this to my life?   

I can start my paragraph with this sentence: “I think the moral of the story is…”