 There are hints of prolonged dryness beyond July 13th or so, and I think the market is a bit concerned about falling corn production everywhere else. Argentine yields remain disappointing as stunt disease drops. Second crop yields to 85 to 90 bushels versus 130 to 135 normally. Rapid drought development lies ahead in Ukraine, so the world needs a big U.S. crop to prevent tightness in the global marketplace. Probably bearish input has been digested, and a choppier sideways market is probable until late July.