41.   Futures prices were pressured early by heavy weekend farmer selling of stored crops, as they took advantage of the highest prices in more than a month.

42.   Market-watchers said soybean prices were pressured by news that the U.S. and China failed to reach agreement on the politically charged issue of genetically modified crops.

43.   New forecasts calling for warmer weather in the soybean belt normally could have been expected to pressure prices.

44.   Preparations for an infusion of supply this week pressured prices.

45.   Prices also are pressured by news that Russia expects to harvest more sugar beets this year.

46.   Prices also were pressured by forecasts for showers in South America this weekend and more wet weather ahead.

47.   Prices also were pressured by rain in northern Brazil, which is relieving water-starved crops there.

48.   Prices were initially pressured by unexpectedly strong weekend rains in Brazil that relieved parched crops there.

49.   Prices were pressured on concern about the large number of positions being taken in long-term contracts.

50.   Prices also were pressured by some private forecasts for rain next week in Kansas and other hard red winter wheat areas.