31.   Wheat rose to its highest price in more than three months after exports rose unexpectedly.

32.   Wheat may also rise on concern that frigid weather in the Great Plains could damage the dormant hard red winter wheat crop.

33.   Wheat rose after Egypt made a surprise purchase from the U.S., signaling prices are attractive enough to spur demand.

34.   Wheat rose after U.S. export sales surpassed expectations, erasing earlier pessimism that world demand may be slowing.

35.   Wheat rose amid concern frigid temperatures in the Plains growing states may kill some dormant crops.

36.   Wheat rose for a fifth day amid expectations that a three-month slump in prices could encourage world buyers to secure grain from the U.S.

37.   Wheat rose on concern that the northern Plains will flood in the weeks ahead, delaying planting of the spring wheat crop.

38.   Wheat rose on speculation dry weather would damage the winter wheat crop during a time of lean inventories.

39.   Wheat rose on speculation that harsh weather in the Midwest could damage the dormant U.S. winter wheat crop at a time of small reserves.

40.   Wheat could rise amid concern that U.S. and European crops will fall short of projections, leaving global stockpiles lean at a time of rising consumption buying increases.