The Hightower Report said, “Corn found some light support early in the session from higher wheat, higher crude and the lower U.S. dollar. However, at midday corn turned lower and closed weaker as the wheat has pulled back off its highs and bearish weather continued to weigh on the market.” Amanda Brill at Total Farm Marketing said, “Weather forecasts continue to pressure prices, with cool temperatures and widespread rains expected across much of the Corn Belt over the next two weeks. As a result, the market holds little weather premium, keeping sellers in control.” Chad Pater at CHS Hedging said, “Corn planting progress was reported at 93% complete. That compares with 90% last year and a 5-year average of 93%. Corn emerged, totaling 78%, versus 72% last year and a 5-year average of 77%.”