1.   Corn slipped after farmers sold part of the fall harvest, locking in prices after a recent rise.

2.   The National Corn Growers Association, a much larger trade group, disputes those figures, saying that biotechnology corn planting has slipped, but not drastically.

3.   Corn slipped on pressure from the increasing harvest pace.

4.   Corn also slipped lower in thin trading.

5.   Corn slipped amid soft demand.

6.   Corn slipped further amid continued good prospects for the fall harvest.

7.   Corn slipped in quiet, cautious trading a day ahead of the release of key government reports on crop production and supply and demand.

8.   Corn slipped lower for the third straight session, hitting its lowest point in nearly two weeks.

9.   Corn slipped on worse-than-expected planting and quarterly stocks predictions.

10.   Wheat and soy products futures prices rose, while corn slipped Friday on the Chicago Board of Trade.