Commentary Speculative selling of corn contracts has recently been emboldened by a composite of analysts and commentators repetitively noting that USDA is likely to report a record corn crop for the United States in the November WASDE report to be released Friday, 8 November. For one reason or another, there seems to be some forgetfulness that record corn crops were produced one third of the time during the prior decade; a decade that includes two drought years. Memory may also be selective to the fact that the average stock-to-use ratio of the record years (2009/10, 2007/08, 2004/05) was 15.2 percent, which is actually a little larger than various commodity analysts are expecting for this Friday's WASDE.An ending stock-to-use ratio of...