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Amanda Brill at Total Farm Marketing said, “Corn futures finished softer on the session, weighed by selling pressure spilling over from the wheat market, and the prospects of a strong planting pace for the next corn crop. U.S. corn demand remains strong, but the market is looking for bullish news to push prices higher.” Austin Schroeder at Barchart.com said, “Crop Progress data from this afternoon showed the US corn crop at 24% planted as of April 27, which is ahead of the 5-year average at 22% for that date. Emergence was pegged at 5%, 1 percentage point ahead of normal.”
