Put the assumptions to work.
A working soybean balance-sheet analog model. Change the inputs, compare the results, and inspect the methodology.
Soybean analog explorer Public preview
Connect balance-sheet changes with comparable scenarios.
Sources, methodology & limitations
What is being compared?
The model ranks changes in beginning stocks, production, crush, exports, ending stocks, and prior-year exports using the balance-sheet transition method from the existing Grain Analog Dashboard. Lower distance means closer inputs; it is not a probability or confidence score.
What do the paths mean?
All 20 comparison scenarios and their paths are synthetic. Paths are indexed to 100 at day zero. The line is the median of the selected comparison set; shading shows its 25th–75th percentile. Hiding an individual line does not change the comparison set or its median.
Data status
Source: Forest View demonstration fixtures. Updated September 5, 2026, 00:00 UTC. Version: soy-transition-demo-v1. Third-party display and redistribution rights remain unconfirmed; no third-party data is used here.
Research limitations
Scenario similarity does not establish causation or predict an outcome. A small comparison set, changing policy, weather, and market structure can limit relevance. Independent input sliders do not enforce a balanced physical supply-and-demand sheet. General, impersonal research only.