In Viotia, the outlook for silage is positive due to a good crop yield and lower costs, leading to higher prices and a potential corn shortage in October. However, the significant increase in wholesale electricity prices is causing concern for farmers, potentially leading more to switch to silage. The switch to a fixed tariff is complicated by old debts and an uncertain application process. Meanwhile, temperatures exceeding the historical average in southeastern Europe and Russia's missile attacks on Ukraine's energy infrastructure are impacting crop yields, leading to a reduced harvest forecast. Despite these challenges, the US Department of Agriculture's estimates of satisfactory global consumption are supporting futures prices. Euronext is seeing a difference of 20-25 euros per ton between buyers and sellers, with prices for August contracts at 220 euros per ton and sellers asking for 240 euros per ton.