1.   For how are we to bring in the corn harvest with all those strong hands and strong arms gone?

2.   A larger-than-expected U.S. corn harvest combined with mostly sluggish exports, is adding to domestic supplies.

3.   A setback in the corn harvest, he warned, could place problematic pressures on feed for the livestock industry.

4.   By this fall in the U.S., the corn harvest may be so great that farmers will be worrying about falling prices.

5.   Clear weather is particularly important so farmers can catch up on the late corn harvest.

6.   Companies that use grain are warning investors the profit squeeze will continue until at least the beginning of the corn harvest this fall.

7.   Corn and soybean futures are expected to open higher after the government said the autumn corn harvest is smaller than traders expected.

8.   Corn prices also surged, rising on concern there would be less wheat available for use as livestock feed until the next corn harvest.

9.   Corn fell after those forecasters said the corn harvest would be larger than USDA estimates.

10.   Despite strong, year-round corn harvests, Mexico allowed record amounts of the crop to be imported into the country last year, which deflated its price.