The Brazilian soybean harvest is underway, with producers making trading and storage decisions, and there's a trend to retain soybeans and sell corn to make space for the upcoming crop. This strategy is meeting consumer sector demand in the short term. However, the market is struggling to reach the second crop, with only summer corn available for now. The market is unsure if the regional harvests will be enough to meet demand until the second crop arrives in July. In São Paulo and southern Minas Gerais, soybean harvest is dominating logistics, but consumers are trying to hold prices by stretching stocks and delaying purchases. In the Midwest, soybean harvest and corn planting are happening, and producers are hesitant to enter into second-crop contracts due to the delay in planting the corn second crop.