(Bloomberg) -- Wheat futures fell for a second day as hard red winter wheat yields in Kansas and Oklahoma may surpass last year as most of the crop only had minor damage from a freeze April 7. Soybeans fell, while corn gained for a third day.
Yields are estimated to be 43.2 bushels an acre when the crop is harvested in June, compared with 37.2 bushels a year earlier, according to data gathered by about 60 participants in a four-state tour of fields.
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