Chicago | Reuters -- U.S. corn futures fell to three-year lows on Wednesday, nearing $4 a bushel as ample domestic grain supplies and strong South American crop prospects weighed on sentiment, analysts said.
Soybeans followed corn lower; wheat ended mostly weaker
Lower prices blamed on funds, 'too much farmer ownership'
Some buyers suggest some heifers are being purchased for breeding
Soybean market oversold, analyst says
U.S. soybean crushings dropped more than expected from a record high
Live cattle, feeder cattle ended day up
Markets down about 10 per cent this year, traded on lowest levels since late 2020
Wheat futures weighed by falling Russian prices
Strong U.S. dollar adds pressure to cattle, hog futures
Canadian values appear to be one week behind the U.S. market