GOOD MORNING, If the rains washed away gains over the last several weeks, a bit of hot and dry is now turning prices higher.  In the meantime, the Commitment-of-Traders report showed that long positions were not only lightened up, but that funds were also net short wheat.   Wheat is higher on concerns that world production could fall due to lower supplies from the US, Canada, and Russia.  Forecasts for Canadian spring wheat and canola are expected to be cut in the coming weeks as the weather remains adverse.  Black Sea export prices, (Russia and Ukraine), have been on the rise.   Soyoil futures are lower with crude oil prices dipping on the back of a resurgence of the virus and therefore concerns for eco...