21.   Wheat futures were buoyed by continued concern about planting delays in the northern spring wheat area.

22.   Wheat futures prices advanced on planting delays in the Plains and concern about frost.

23.   Planting delays could cause some farmers to switch more acreage from corn to soybeans.

24.   Concerns about crop abandonment in the central Plains and spring wheat planting delays prompted the rise.

25.   Corn crept fractionally higher in quiet trading, supported by the potential for spring planting delays in some regions.

26.   Corn edged higher on a wet-weather forecast for the corn belt, which could add to planting delays.

27.   Corn found support from talk of potential planting delays due to Midwest weather.

28.   Corn futures advanced on concerns about planting delays due to rain in the Midwest.

29.   Corn futures also were underpinned by mounting concerns about planting delays due to excessive rain in the Midwest.

30.   Corn planting delays were most severe in Nebraska and Iowa, two of the top three producing states.