Brazilian farmers accelerated domestic sales of the second-crop, or *safrinha*, corn in the latter half of July, providing a signal of near-term cash flow stability for the agribusiness sector and validating the investment thesis for specialized funds in the space. The accelerated sales pace occurred even as the overall harvest lagged last year’s rate, reaching 49% of the Center-South area—behind the 55% recorded at the same time in 2025. This activity provides a critical short-term cash injection for producers, often driven by a need for liquidity or immediate storage space availability, rather than a significant spike in domestic prices.