11.   The report came amid U.S. Department of Agriculture forecasts for a record soybean crop and the third-largest corn crop ever.

12.   The USDA already expects farmers to reap the second-largest corn crop in history and a record soybean harvest.

13.   Demand is starting to shift to South America, which is harvesting what most market watchers expect to be a record soybean crop.

14.   Prospects for record soybean crops in South America sent soybean futures skidding lower Wednesday in early dealings on the Chicago Board of Trade.

15.   Soybean futures zoomed upward from the opening bell after the government reported a record high soybean crush for May.

16.   Soybeans jumped after the government reported a record high soybean crush for May.

17.   Soybeans rebounded from an early slide linked to a new forecast for record high Brazilian soybean production.

18.   That could sharply reduce yields for what is expected to be a record soybean crop and the second-largest corn crop in recorded history.

19.   The U.S. Agriculture Department is predicting farmers will plant a record soybean crop and the second-largest corn crop on record.

20.   The USDA is predicting a record soybean crop.