The CBOT started out strong but pulled back on quiet volumes and limited follow-through buying. Buyers are looking at early forecasts for ample grain and oilseed supplies in 2021/22 and see no reason to chase the market higher heading into the April WASDE. USDA’s April report is generally neutral the markets with the major surprises often saved for the May report. CBOT volume has been mostly spread trade and position squaring heading into Friday’s report. Funds are thought to have bought 10,000 contracts of corn and 8,000 contracts of soybeans, while selling some 4,000-5,000 contracts of wheat.  Fundamental news remains light with warm weather in the U.S. aiding fieldwork for the 2021 planting season. U.S. farmers are now...