1.   Also, expectations that large U.S. harvests will soon reach the market, refilling grain bins, weighed on prices.

2.   A harvest that large would replenish tight U.S. inventories.

3.   A large harvest could mean the market will be flooded at a time of slack demand.

4.   Corn and soybean futures for harvest delivery tumbled amid expectations that U.S. farmers are making quick work of planting crops, increasing the likelihood of large harvests.

5.   Corn and soybeans slid after a government report showed that recent cool and wet weather improved crop quality, increasing chances for large harvests.

6.   Corn and soybeans fell after Farmers Commodity Corp., an influential farmers cooperative based in Des Moines, Iowa, forecast a surprisingly large harvest.

7.   Crop conditions elsewhere appear excellent, raising expectations for a large harvest.

8.   Corn and soybeans fell after Farmers Commodities Corp., an influential farmers cooperative based in Des Moines, Iowa, forecast a surprisingly large harvest.

9.   Cotton is expected to fall after the government forecast an unexpectedly large harvest, as poor weather early in the season did less damage to crops than previously forecast.

10.   Delays could get worse before they get better as an unusually large harvest is set to flood Union Pacific.