Each year since 2000, USDA has produced baseline reports that project U.S. crop acreage and supply/demand balances for wheat, corn and soybeans for the 10 succeeding years. Even though it can be reasonably assumed that things will not work out quite as projected, it is still interesting and instructive to see how USDA's analysts view the future.Each year since 2000, USDA has produced so-called baseline reports that project U.S. crop acreage and supply/demand balances for wheat, corn and soybeans for the 10 succeeding years. They are usually compiled in October and November, using the latter month’s WASDE as the starting point, and are based on a combination of modeling and analytical judgements. Some of the 10-year judgements involved inclu...