South African yellow-corn futures dropped from a record as rain is forecast for the second-biggest producing province, while prices for the white variety rose as dry weather in crucial planting areas persists. Yellow corn for delivery in December dropped 1.4 percent to R2 997 a metric ton by midday on the South African Futures Exchange in Johannesburg.
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