11.   Corn and soybean futures for harvest delivery fell amid expectations that near-ideal growing conditions could produce record crops.

12.   Corn and soybeans fell as Argentina predicted record crops, potentially increasing competition for U.S. exporters in the months to come.

13.   Corn prices fell sharply after a firm forecast a record crop.

14.   Corn futures closed slightly lower, still pressured by the looming record crop.

15.   Cotton prices fell the daily trading limit as recent rain in West Texas improves growing conditions, increasing hopes for a record crop this year.

16.   Consumers had been expecting prices to drop since last autumn amid predictions of record crops this year.

17.   Cotton prices plunged their daily trading limit after the USDA said a record U.S. crop would cause stockpiles next year to surge.

18.   Drought has stressed trees so no one is expecting a record crop, but it should surpass last year.

19.   Dry weather in Brazil this weekend finally allowed some farmers to get into fields and start harvesting what the U.S. Department of Agriculture says will be a record crop.

20.   Even so, production has matched demand because of two years of record cocoa crops.