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I think it was someone, Alison Roman said this about Beans.

Is it Alison Roman? Oh, she's a...

You need to have her on here.

Talk me through what you think the reaction is here post-election, ag markets and spillover from some of the outside markets, Lane.

we're seeing a good amount of volatility in the outside markets here today we've got stocks sharply higher here this morning the s p's up over 100 points big rebound from the last couple days of losses the us dollar index is under a lot of pressure and i think that's uh supportive of some risk on trade and maybe that weaker dollar is supporting uh corn and wheat here and even soybeans are well off the intraday low we've got these corn up two cents right now 444 and a half Jan Beans down $8.50 at $12.05. We were about $0.07 off the intraday low.

We did have another daily sale today, as you all mentioned at the start of the show, but meal and oil both favoring the downside here this morning.

December SRW futures up a penny at $6.75. Dec HRW down a penny at $6.35. All these markets are basically consolidating.

Hello and welcome to Bangin' Some Beans, the voice of the Food Foundation's campaign to double the consumption of beans in the UK.

I'm Melissa Hemsley and in this episode we're looking at the common ingredients in the diets of people around the world who live better for longer.

I'm a bean fan.

It stands for Bean.

Yep, as Dan Buettner, author of the Blue Zones books and the Smash Netflix series says, the one thing in common on the plates of the world's longest-lived people is a plucky little pulse.

Beans were the cornerstone of every longevity diet in the world.

Generally, there's two growing seasons in the Blue Zones.

There's the summer season where everything grows.