At Least it jives with what I'm seeing.. Kansas is down.. 

Are those states which are DECREASING acres.. like Kansas.. (btw we were the #1.. or #2 behind ND.. in growth last year at almost a myn acres..) going to Decrease Acres MORE than those states like Iowa going to increase it..??

The Chart DOES NOT say by HOW MUCH each state is going to change.. I would argue that we on the fringe change aLOT more than the core cornbelt.. If we have the moisture.. we can FLEX alot of Acres.

The Two largest changers last year were Ks and North Dakota.. at almost a million acres each..  added to the crop.  Do those acres disappear this year?

I still expect to see the 2017 Soybean crop reduced on what I've seen in those changes last year.. A Lot of 30 bushel per acre Kansas Counties have yet to have their yields released.. aka.. USDA is keeping it's powder dry to Lower National Yields on the 2017 crop.

"How it's done."