From many beans you get gold/Sow beans Bohnanza

Can you really reap beans if you sow beans? A cut-throat trading war among farmers!

Farmhouse author Uwe Rosenberg's 1997 creative surprise! Growing beans is surprisingly fun! The fields you have in the game are never enough to accommodate all the beans you want to plant, so you often have to harvest and sell them before planting other beans. When selling beans, the more beans of the same type, the more profitable you are. If you sell too few beans, you won’t even make 10 cents. Therefore, you should try your best to exchange the beans you don’t want with other players for the beans you want to grow. The special thing is that you can't change the order of your hand at any time! You can only prevent being forced to harvest beans by trading with others.

Game play:

Each player starts the game by drawing 5 cards from the deck, and the order of the cards in the hand cannot be rearranged. Each turn, you must plant the beans from the previous card or two in your hand onto the field in front of you. Each field can only hold one type of bean, so if you have to grow a bean that's not in your field, you'll have to harvest a field to make room for the new arrival. Next, you draw two cards from the deck, and then you can exchange these, as well as any cards in your hand, for cards from other players. You can even make future commitments on current deals! All transactions in a round must include the players of that round. After completing all transactions, draw a card from the deck and put it at the end of the hand to end the round.