The last 10 days gave us diverse weather for corn planting. The Weekly USDA Crop Weather Summary that was issued on Tuesday, showed a few dozen tornados, 90 degree temps in Nebraska, three+ inches of rain and a late week chill.  Of the 12 months that the USDA issues Supply/Demand Reports, it seems the May stats receive the least market reaction because of market attention dedicated to planting weather.  (I am sure someone will point out the 19 cent decline on November beans based on the 500 million new crop C/O.) With Nebraska having less than 3 full days last week for field work, the gain of 20 percentage points in corn planting progress is a feat that now is taken for granted, within the trade, given the equipment farmer's work with these days.