Indonesia: Govt to set up three SEZs for agribusiness
    The government is aiming to attract less than Rp 100 trillion (US$10.6 billion) in investment through the development of three special economic zones (SEZs) producing agricultural products this year.
    • Jakarta Post
    • 06 February 2010
    Cambodia: US$310 Million for Irrigation to Boost Rice Exports
    The high potential in rice investment has intrigued not only China, which is Cambodia's biggest donor, but other donors as well, such as Kuwait, Korea and Japan—given the country’s agricultural sector is the nation’s backbone economy.
    • dap-news.com
    • 04 February 2010
    China's global hunt for food security
    Many see the desire for Kazakhstani agricultural land as another tentacle of Beijing's creeping imperialism
    • Vancouver Sun
    • 03 February 2010
    Kazakhs protest against China's growing influence
    "They (the government) borrowed $13 billion from China and now they want to pay it back with our land," Bolat Abilov, a leader of the opposition party Azat, said at the rally. “No Chinese soya beans on the Kazakh land!” shouted one protester.
    • Reuters
    • 30 January 2010
    Kazakhs protest against China farmland lease
    Several hundred people have gathered in the Kazakh city of Almaty to protest against what they call "Chinese expansionism".
    • BBC
    • 30 January 2010
    Dairy expertise exported in Middle East venture
    An ambitious project pooling New Zealand's farming expertise has received a fillip from Emirates Investment Group. Through EIG, there are two large Pakistan projects on the cards, one involving a 35,000ha farm.
    • stuff.co.nz
    • 28 January 2010
    Significant progress - Agriculture and industry in Sudan
    Both private and public sector investors from countries such as Qatar, Libya, Jordan, the UAE and Saudi Arabia in the Arab world as well as China and Korea elsewhere now hold long term rights to a total of two million feddans of arable land in Sudan, according to figures from the country’s agriculture ministry.
    • Global Arab Network
    • 21 January 2010
    Deslocalización agricola: ¿Un nuevo colonialismo?
    Un fenómeno en pleno auge se está produciendo: la compra o arrendamiento por parte de países ricos de tierras fértiles en naciones pobres, principalmente de África, para asegurarse el suministro de alimentos.
    • Solidaridad
    • 20 January 2010
    Tanzania, China in lucrative cattle deal
    The Tanzania government has signed a five-year livestock and fishing agreement with China that would see Chinese firms invest in aquaculture and livestock projects.
    • The Citizen
    • 19 January 2010
    Appropriation et concentration de droits fonciers à grande échelle-Le cas du Soudan
    Accaparement des terres - cas du Soudan - par AGTER
    • AGTER
    • 19 January 2010
    Australia: CSR's sugar assets and Asian demand attract global players
    Some of the world's biggest sugar players, including Brazil's Cosan, New York-listed Bunge and privately held US multinational Cargill, might join China in the race for CSR's sugar division
    • The Australian
    • 15 January 2010
    Landgrab City
    Largely inspired by this website, Joseph Grima, Jeffrey Johnson and José Esparza have created a farm in the middle of an urban square in Shenzhen called Landgrab City.
    • Dezeen
    • 12 January 2010

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