1.   As buyers see larger crops coming from other parts of the globe, many are likely to withhold purchases.

2.   Brazilian officials forecast an even larger crop.

3.   A larger crop would come amid forecasts of slowing world demand.

4.   A larger crop would come at a time of slack world demand for U.S. wheat.

5.   A larger crop was forecast for Pakistan and Uzbekistan, key competitors of U.S. cotton sales abroad.

6.   A larger crop would come at a time of falling demand.

7.   CBOT grain markets have fallen steadily since early October amid government forecasts for larger crops and weaker demand, leaving additional supplies for U.S. processors and livestock producers.

8.   Coffee prices fell to their lowest in almost three months amid anticipation a larger crop in Brazil this year will begin arriving just as consumption reaches a seasonal lull.

9.   Corn and wheat prices rose, recovering from an early drop, amid expectations rising demand from foreign buyers will absorb a larger crop.

10.   Corn and wheat prices dropped after the Agriculture Department forecast larger crops in the U.S. and globally, easing concern that inventories would be low.