Data: predictions/ers_wheat_annual_balance_sheet.parquet,
predictions/ers_corn_annual_balance_sheet.parquet,
predictions/ers_soybean_annual_balance_sheet.parquet,
predictions/ers_soybean_meal_annual_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/wasde_annual_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/wasde_nass_comparison.parquet,
gold/brazil_corn_monthly_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/ukraine_corn_monthly_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/argentina_corn_monthly_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/*_wheat_monthly_balance_sheet.parquet,
gold/*_soybean_monthly_balance_sheet.parquet
Official ERS annual values are used for completed marketing years. Unpublished annual years are built from the four quarterly balance-sheet periods. The 2026 marketing year is shown for both at-price and exportable-supply-constrained exports; other years use the default balance-sheet scenario. The latest WASDE column is shown where available. Predicted cells are highlighted.
Complete marketing years are rolled up from the ERS quarterly corn balance sheet. The 2026 marketing year shows both export scenarios; other years use the default scenario. The latest WASDE column is shown where available. Current NASS acreage and yield are shown in that column; NASS/WASDE production differences are called out below. Years containing predicted quarters are highlighted.
Thousand metric tons. Each PSD year runs March–February. Production is recognized in March; imports and domestic-use lines are spread evenly through the source year. Observed exports come from finalized GTT rows in all-world flows. For complete years, the difference from PSD annual exports is allocated monthly in proportion to observed exports, causing the balance sheet to close to PSD ending stocks. Available months in an incomplete year use the prior 36 reconciled months' aggregate adjustment rate. Forecast months prefer the exportable-supply-constrained at-price matrix and use the base at-price matrix only where constrained output is absent. The Sep–Aug column identifies the common corn year for later rollups.
Thousand metric tons. Each PSD year runs October–September; for example, PSD 2026/27 begins in October 2026. Production is recognized in October. Other monthly assumptions and export reconciliation follow the Brazil table above. The Sep–Aug column identifies the common corn year for later rollups.
Thousand metric tons. Each PSD year runs March–February, but its calendar begins in the following year; for example, PSD 2026/27 begins in March 2027. Production is recognized in March. Other monthly assumptions and export reconciliation follow the Brazil table above. The Sep–Aug column identifies the common corn year for later rollups.
Complete marketing years are rolled up from the ERS quarterly soybean balance sheet. The 2026 marketing year shows both export scenarios; other years use the default scenario. The latest WASDE column is shown where available. Current NASS acreage and yield are shown in that column; NASS/WASDE production differences are called out below. Years containing predicted quarters are highlighted.
Complete October–September marketing years are rolled up from the U.S. monthly soybean-meal balance sheet. Beginning stocks come from October, ending stocks come from September, and flow lines are summed. The 2026 marketing year shows both export scenarios; other years use the exportable-supply-constrained scenario. Values are thousand short tons. Years containing predicted months are highlighted.