 June 1 stocks were higher across the board for corn, soybeans, and wheat, but especially for corn. Then corn planted acreage came in higher than expected as well at 91.5 million acres. Soybeans came in lower than expectations at 86.1 million acres on the USDA report. And wheat acreage also came in below expectations. Nonetheless, the collapse of the corn market certainly weighed on wheat prices and then eventually weighed on the soybean complex as well.