51.   To be sure, wheat markets are struggling amid concern that a record global crop will bring a glut of supplies.

52.   U.S. soybean prices have weakened amid expectations that Brazil would harvest a record crop in March, bringing fresh competition to the U.S. market.

53.   While a record crop is expected to be harvested in the next few weeks, any harvest delays could exacerbate the current supply picture.

54.   With Brazil still expected to produce a record crop, exports from the country could help bolster U.S. inventories.

55.   Prices were kept in check by news of a potentially record large South American crop.

56.   Beneficial weather in South American growing regions has increased prospects for record crops there.

57.   Brazil and Argentina are harvesting record crops and demand is falling from the important Southeast Asian market because of the economic crisis there.

58.   Data in its latest statistical bulletin show that India, Kenya, Sri Lanka and Bangladesh all brought in record crops last year.

59.   Enthusiasm for soybeans waned earlier in the week amid predictions for record crops and continued good weather in Brazil and other key South American growing regions.

60.   Enthusiasm for soybeans had waned earlier in the week amid predictions for record crops and continued good weather in Brazil and other key South American growing regions.