• Berkshire finally takes a stake in Archer Daniels Midland
      • Seeking Alpha
      • 22 February 2013

      Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway has initiated a position in Archer Daniels Midland when it is anticipated that companies like ADM and Bunge will seek out targeted acquisitions of global farmland in order to both expand and diversify operations

    • Land grabbing looms: New palm oil plantation threatens Cameroon's rainforest
      • Huffington Post
      • 22 February 2013

      "We will continue to speak out against what can only be considered land grabbing, because the proposed location of Herakles Farms plantation is in the midst of a rainforest that sustains my local community and our unique wildlife."

    • Patient for profits
      • World Magazine
      • 22 February 2013

      US-based Aslan Global Management, a leader in the "patient capital" movement, manages more than 12,000 hectares of farmland in Ukraine and Mozambique on long-term lease and just entered into a 99-year lease for 45,000 hectares in Tanzania.

    • Mozambican farmers fear foreign land grabs
      • IPS
      • 22 February 2013

      “In the very short term land will became scarcest for Mozambicans because the government is attracting foreign investors arguing that we have huge unused land“, a spokesperson for UNAC told IPS. “What happens, in fact, when investors come, their appetite is centered on land already being used by locals.”

    • Palm oil expansion threatens Congo Basin forests - report
      • AlertNet
      • 21 February 2013

      Industrial cultivation of oil palm has "wreaked havoc" on rainforests and forest peoples in Southeast Asia and now threatens to do the same in the Congo Basin, a report from the Rainforest Foundation UK warns

    • Georgia farms face Indian 'invasion'
      • Al Jazeera
      • 21 February 2013

      Thousands of Punjabi farmers have bought land in distant Georgia lured by cheap prices, angering some locals.

    • Land rushes — and the people left behind
      • Boston Globe
      • 20 February 2013

      Today, more than a quarter of all the land in Liberia is leased or owned by logging, mining, or factory-style agriculture companies. Nothing is wrong with that — unless you happen to be one of the people who used to live on that land.

    • Myanmar’s golden opportunity
      • CGIAR
      • 20 February 2013

      With 6 million hectares earmarked for agricultural commercialization, notably rubber plantations, millions of Burmese have been or stand to be dispossessed of land.

    • Strike continues at Sime Darby
      • New Dawn
      • 20 February 2013

      Normal work at the Sime Darby Plantation in western Liberia has been stalled for the second week running, as workforce presses for better salaries and improved working conditions, having accused management of bad labor practice.

    • India's World - Indian firms in Africa land rush
      • RSTV
      • 19 February 2013

      Discussion about Indian companies grabbing land for food production in Africa

    • How Ethiopians are being pushed off their land
      • The Hindu
      • 19 February 2013

      Indian companies are among the biggest land holders in the African country through deals concluded in dubious circumstances

    • KLK quietly snaps up large tracts of Aussie farmland
      • The Malaysian Insider
      • 19 February 2013

      Malaysia’s palm oil giant Kuala Lumpur Kepong Bhd (KLK) has been steadily purchasing farms in Australia’s largest wheat-producing region

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