51.   China was rumored to be wheat shopping, but has not formally bid for grain.

52.   Even though wheat might be good a year or two, there will always be canola.

53.   It bought wheat grown elsewhere in the US until two years ago, stopping after Washington declared that it could not certify any wheat was free of TCK.

54.   Market-watchers said wheat was due for a correction after strong gains last week.

55.   Now, timely rains are brightening prospects for the crop just as the wheat is poised to come out of dormancy.

56.   Oats were lower and wheat was mostly lower.

57.   Old-crop wheat is grain harvested last year, as opposed to the new crop now in production.

58.   The wheat is improperly stored.

59.   Wheat has been lower this week due to slack export demand for U.S. grain.

60.   Wheat was higher on speculation that output may decline in U.S. growing regions.