man,

just before COVID, it started to get more serious.

Um, and I don't know, at this point I consider teaching to be part of my creative practice.

I, I D I really enjoy it.

I find it to be incredibly satisfying.

And, um, I have kind of developed my own kind of methodology and, you know, I think that be, so I think some people have this perception of me as being this kind of like, you know, big, fast, heavy, play a lot of notes kind of drummer.

And like, yeah, sure.

So how do we how do we do this? How do we get to stay alive? Like, what is this? What does this look like?

We turn to the Louisiana Farm Bureau Marketing Association and Greg Fox, who filed this report after Friday's markets closed.

Corn and beans overall, very quiet day, not a whole lot happening.

Wheat, continues to do it pretty big ups and downs, not really trading fairly consistent at all.

But as far as for corn and soybeans, yesterday, you know, we saw a little better trading.

We saw that spill over into the night trade, decent trading, and then just very quiet today.

It really didn't do much.

New crop, you know, November beans as high as $11.58, as low as $11.48.