Yesterday's yearly Acreage and quarterly Grain Stocks reports from the USDA were largely seen as "neutral" by analysts and traders. But CBOT grain futures are pushing higher premarket, as the results of the reports were mostly on par with prior USDA estimates. "The market reacted positively to the numbers as the massive fund selling that we saw ahead of the report was not, given the bearish numbers, necessary to keep pressure on prices," says Doug Bergman of RCM Alternatives in a note. Hot weather in the Corn Belt may support prices in the near term, although row crops have mostly received adequate rainfall up to this point, according to government data. Corn rises 1.2% premarket, soybeans are up 0.7%, and wheat is 1.6% higher. (kirk.maltais@wsj.com)