31.   Expectations of quick planting of the corn crop weighed on soybean markets.

32.   Expectations for a bumper corn crop further encouraged farmers to continue expanding their herds.

33.   Farmers are harvesting the third largest corn crop in history, which is weighing on prices.

34.   Feeder cattle fell amid concern that dry weather could damage the corn crop and increase the cost of livestock feed, reducing the profitability of raising the young animals.

35.   Feeder cattle futures rose as expectations that a bumper corn crop will keep feed costs low encouraged demand from feedlot operators.

36.   Even though the corn crop got a downgrade, some of the largest growing states remained steady.

37.   Favorable weather could lead to a record soybean crop and the second-highest corn crop ever, traders said.

38.   Feeder cattle prices rose last week amid expectations for a bumper corn crop and low prices.

39.   Feeder cattle prices rose on expectations that the larger corn crop forecast by the government could result in lower cattle feed costs.

40.   Good weather the past several weeks allowed the corn crop to recover from a two-week planting delay.