 That's Outlook Board Chair Mark Jackanowski, and he says despite a slightly smaller production forecast, corn stocks will grow to over 2 billion bushels. And that would be up 220 million bushels from last year. Putting downward pressure on corn prices, now expected to fall this season by some 7.5%. Soybeans will also see a slight stocks increase of 270 million bushels, or 1% over last year. But Jackanowski says stiff global competition will weigh heavily on soybean prices.