21.   Brazil and Argentina rank second and third in soybean production after the United States.

22.   Expectations for U.S. soybean production to be larger than previously expected hung over the market.

23.   He added that the increase was due to intensive efforts by the ministry and other parties to boost soybean production.

24.   Iowa leads the nation in soybean production.

25.   It also made traders nervous that increased soybean meal production in the United States would raise soybean oil production to burdensome levels.

26.   Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee also lost soybean production because of the drought, and cotton crops are down in Missouri, Tennessee and Oklahoma.

27.   Soybeans fell in a belated response to Tuesday Agriculture Department crop report, which predicted bigger U.S. soybean production than traders expected.

28.   Soybeans rebounded from an early slide linked to a new forecast for record high Brazilian soybean production.

29.   A larger than expected official forecast for US corn and soybean production this year should trigger stronger demand from Pacific rim countries, farm analysts said here Tuesday.

30.   The weather also played a factor for other futures prices, with favorable South American forecasts for corn and soybean production and North American conditions for winter wheat.