It is a bit redundant to say that the corn futures market "wants" to be bearish since it has fallen about 50 cents so far (10:30 AM as of 19 February) during February. The long position held by non-commercials fell by nearly 38,000 contracts during the week ending 12 February, as managed money fled grain markets for greener pastures. Analytical chatter has focused on the abysmal pace of U.S. corn exports for the past several months as cheaper Brazilian and Ukrainian corn filled much of the world demand. GMO considerations have excluded U.S. corn as a candidate to participate in the EU market, where imported corn is being used as a replacement for exported wheat. Analytical chatter has also pointed to the recent dip in ethanol production a...