21.   Elsewhere, soybean futures were steady as robust demand for U.S. oilseeds offset forecasts for a record crop.

22.   Favorable weather contributed to forecasts for record crops from the Europe and Mexico.

23.   If Florida produces another record orange crop next year, as it has for the past two years, that could drive down prices again.

24.   In CHICAGO, soybean futures tumbled as favorable growing conditions in the Midwest bolster expectations for a record crop that would ease tight supplies.

25.   In CHICAGO, corn and soybeans fell as Argentina predicted record crops, potentially increasing competition for U.S. exporters in the months to come.

26.   In CHICAGO, soybeans slid amid persistent concern that Brazil will harvest a record crop and undercut U.S. prices to gain a bigger share of the world market.

27.   Lots of sunshine and just enough rain this season have produced what looks like a record crop, Yancey said.

28.   Lower temperatures could come just as Florida growers harvest a record crop for the second straight year.

29.   Orange juice surged amid expectations that a recent drop in prices to a four-year low could encourage enough consumption to deplete a record Florida crop.

30.   Soybean futures slid on persistent concern that Brazil will harvest a record crop and undercut U.S. prices to boost its share of the world market.