Thank you, Alejandro. Hello everybody. Well I'd like to thank about the production forecast, global stocks and weather condition for 2016/2017 campaign and commodity prices. If you move to the Slide 6, let's start by talking about the production forecast and the global stocks. As you can see in the bar graph regarding Argentina soybean productions, in this campaign, it has remained stable at 56 million tons in comparison with last one despite less planting area and better yields. At the moment Argentina has a 60% of the harvest area which reference that production. Switching about corn productions, this has increased up to [39] million tons, 34% more than the previous campaign because the planting area has increased by 20% more than a million hector, and the weather conditions has been positive. What's more, the farmer has met the government measures. Now, let's move to Brazilian Brasil situations. In terms of soybeans, it's hit a record of 111 million tons thanks to good weather condition and well-keep stable plus the area and harvest has been faster. In case of corn, the production have increased 30% too, while getting to the record productions because the weather condition were positive, especially good productions. Talking about what's here in the last campaign in United States. Again with a record too, in soybean 117 million tons increasing more than 9% in the soybean productions because nice weather condition as well and in term of corn, it’s also ended with 11% because of good weather condition and more planting area, hitting a new record of 385 million tons. As a consequence of these good production in soybean and corn, we can see on this slide how the United States stocks growing during the last three campaign. And that led to the world record too regarding the corn world stocks they have increased to 22% to 23%, and the soybean global stocks has been slightly reduced to 23% due to the high demand which was had by the good South American production rates. If you move to the Slide 7, moving the weather condition and the commodity price, you can see the top of the graph, the weather condition has been good and generally in South America with sufficient rain level which directly impact the growing productions. So, let's go to the commodity price now. If you take a look at the graph, you will see that soybean production have decreased 5% year-to-year, and 5.1% in the last - the price, 5.1% in the last three months. Although these prices are low, the demand is increasing together with a record supply. Regarding corn prices, year-to-year decreased a little bit just 0.6%. But in the last three months, they have recovered 3.5% because the demand has strike quite well in this period. Thank you. Matias, please take over.