Group 1 - The core viewpoint of the articles indicates mixed movements in the futures prices of corn, wheat, and soybeans, with corn prices rising while wheat and soybean prices fell [1] - The most active December corn contract closed at $4.23 per bushel, up 2.75 cents (0.65%) from the previous trading day; the December wheat contract closed at $5.28 per bushel, down 6 cents (1.12%); and the November soybean contract closed at $10.41 per bushel, down 13.5 cents (1.28%) [1] - Strong export demand for corn is noted, while soybean risk premiums have decreased, and the wheat market is adjusting to the potential for large production in the Southern Hemisphere [1] Group 2 - The USDA reported that for the week ending August 28, corn export inspections totaled 55 million bushels, up from 53 million the previous week and 38 million year-on-year; soybean inspections totaled 17 million bushels, up from 14 million; while wheat inspections were 29 million bushels, down from 37 million but up from 22 million year-on-year [2] - Cumulative export inspections for the current crop year show corn at 2.636 billion bushels (up 29% year-on-year), soybeans at 1.828 billion bushels (up 11%), and wheat at 244 million bushels (up 15%) [2] - Australia's wheat production forecast has been raised by 2.8 million tons to 33.8 million tons, indicating potential for Australia to become a major exporter by 2026; barley production has also been increased to 14.5 million tons, the second-highest on record [2]