The September WASDE. Not a reprint of the tables.

USDA drops the report at noon ET. By early afternoon the market has already voted. Pack #1 is the whole corn and soybean balance sheet in 12 charts you can read in about five minutes. Not 12 reprints of the tables. The charts carry the analysis a spreadsheet would take an afternoon to build, every figure still cited to the government document it came from.

The report is free. It is also a wall of tables, released in the middle of a working day, in the middle of harvest decisions. The number that moves your sell-vs-store call is in there; the question is whether you find it before the market prices it.

They're going to say, "I could have drawn this myself." Fair. You could. You could also spend the afternoon pulling ending stocks, total supply and stocks-to-use for wheat, corn and soybeans out of the tables, setting each one beside last month's projection and a year ago, and walking each balance sheet from carry-in to carry-out. Brass tacks: the pack is that afternoon, done for you.

• 12 charts, four for each crop: wheat, corn and soybeans. For every crop, ending stocks against a year ago, total supply against a year ago, ending stocks with stocks-to-use, and the balance sheet as a bridge that walks from carry-in through production, imports and use to ending stocks.
• A four-beat note under every chart: where the figure sits this month, how it compares with the prior month and a year ago, and what to watch in the next report.
• One PDF, sent by email after purchase to the address you give at checkout.

These three charts are from our August 12, 2026 WASDE dress rehearsal (already public), so you can judge the format on real numbers before you spend a dollar. That sample reprints the tables. The September pack is 12 charts of its own, four for each crop, built to do that afternoon of work. Those deeper charts are not on this page.

• Every figure is read from USDA's September WASDE report itself, WASDE-675. Nothing is estimated, extrapolated, or "industry sources say."
• Month-over-month changes come from that one document: the September report prints last month's projection beside this month's, and the pack reads both from it.

Built from USDA public data: the September WASDE report. Public data only. Not investment advice. Questions? Write hello@acresignal.co and we read every one.