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- Soybean release calendar (web + .ics)
- Weekly digest email
- Brief headlines + source links
BeanBrief tracks every scheduled report that matters for soybeans — USDA, CFTC, NOPA and CONAB — on one calendar in your time zone, and publishes a sourced, plain-English brief shortly after each release. For traders, analysts and procurement teams outside the U.S.
Dates and times from each agency's published 2026 schedule (checked 19 Oct 2026), including holiday shifts for Veterans Day and Thanksgiving. Times may change — check the agency via the source link on each event.
You don't need soybeans explained. You need to know what is due, what changed, and where the number came from — without checking six agency websites across three time zones.
Every CBOT-relevant soybean release on one calendar, with the numbers lined up against the prior report the moment they're out.
Clean prior-vs-current tables, consistent units and a citation for every figure — ready to drop into your own notes.
U.S. and Brazil supply in one place, timed for Asia, Europe and LatAm. Built with importers in Singapore, Shanghai and beyond in mind.
Each brief starts from the official file — for WASDE, USDA's own text release — and lines up the current projection against the prior one. No opinions, no forecasts, no calls.
| U.S. soybeans | 2026/27 Sep | 2026/27 Oct | Δ m/m |
|---|---|---|---|
| Yield (bu/acre) | 52.8 | 53.1 | +0.3 |
| Production (million bu) | 4,535 | 4,562 | +27 |
| Crush (million bu) | 2,780 | 2,780 | 0 |
| Exports (million bu) | 1,685 | 1,695 | +10 |
| Ending stocks (million bu) | 310 | 315 | +5 |
Source: USDA WASDE-676, released 9 Oct 2026 — wasde1026.txt.
All scheduled soybean releases with holiday shifts, in your time zone. One-click .ics per event or subscribe to the full feed.
A short, sourced brief after each major report: WASDE, NOPA crush, Export Sales, COT, CONAB, Crop Progress.
A morning email timed to your region, plus an RSS feed for your reader or Slack.
Desk plan: searchable archive and CSV/JSON export of every figure we extract.
If any automated check fails, nothing is published.
Download the official release (e.g. USDA's WASDE text file) on schedule.
A per-source adapter parses the soybean lines: current, prior, change.
An AI model writes the brief under strict rules: facts only, fixed template.
Reject advice-style wording; every number must match the source data.
Web page, RSS and email — with sources and disclaimer attached.
One commodity, priced for professionals who value focus over breadth.
For keeping an eye on what is coming up.
For traders and analysts who follow every release.
For research desks and procurement teams.
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No. BeanBrief reports what official sources published and how it compares with the prior release. It never tells you what to do in any market. Every brief carries a disclaimer and links to the original source.
Focus. One market means every release, table and email is relevant — and we can go deeper than a multi-commodity newsletter: U.S. and Brazil, beans, meal and oil.
AI drafts the text of each brief from numbers our software extracts from the official file. Automated checks then reject any draft containing advice-style language or any number that does not appear in the source data. AI use is disclosed on every brief.
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