A farmer plants only five different kinds of vegetables - beans, corn, kale, peas, and squash. Every year the farmer plants exactly three kinds of vegetables according to the following restrictions: If the farmer plants corn, the farmer also plants beans that year. If the farmer plants kale one year, the farmer does not plant it the next year. In any year, the farmer plants no more than one of the vegetables the farmer planted in the previous year.
Which of the following is a possible sequence of combinations for the farmer to plant in two successive years?
(A) Beans, corn, kale; corn, peas, squash
(B) Beans, corn, peas; beans, corn, squash
(C) Beans, peas, squash; beans, corn, kale
(D) Corn, peas, squash; beans, kale, peas
(E) Kale, peas, squash; beans, corn, kale