31.   On other markets, wheat fell.

32.   Wheat fell after the government reported export sales slowed last week, sparking concern that world demand is low for the bumper world harvest.

33.   Wheat fell amid forecasts for a larger Australian harvest and an improvement in U.S. field conditions as crops head into winter dormancy.

34.   Wheat fell for the third day amid expectations for rising world production and weaker demand for U.S. exports.

35.   Wheat fell to its lowest price in almost three years as signs of a bumper crop raise expectations for ample supplies of grain.

36.   Wheat fell to its lowest price in three weeks on signs that an April freeze caused less damage to the winter wheat crop than expected.

37.   Wheat fell to the lowest price since July as rising competition on the world market reduces demand for U.S. grain.

38.   Wheat also fell on news that the European Union extended subsidies on its export wheat, which is expected to be significantly cheaper than American wheat.

39.   Wheat also fell.

40.   Wheat could fall after an influential consultant predicted supplies next spring would surpass government expectations and reach their highest level in seven years.