101.   Corn prices fell for the fifth day on expectations that recent rains and forecasts for favorable weather rescued the crop from six weeks of dry weather.

102.   Corn and soybean futures prices were boosted by forecasts of dry weather in the Midwest, which could further stress crops.

103.   Corn and soybeans rose on speculation that weekend rain might be insufficient to revive crops after a month of dry weather.

104.   Cotton requires dry weather for cultivation.

105.   Corn and soybean futures rose on forecasts for dry weather this week and warmer temperatures next week in the Midwest.

106.   Corn and soybeans rose on concern dry weather may linger in the Midwest.

107.   Crop ratings have steadily declined as a result of the dry weather.

108.   Cucumbers can become bitter when overripe or suffering from hot dry weather, but peeling reduces this.

109.   Dry weather could postpone coffee harvests in Central America that usually begin in September until October or November, analysts said.

110.   Dry weather expected in the Midwest over the next several days also may keep farmers from marketing hogs.