Indian farmers upbeat on possible LatAm ventures
      India's food crisis can be lessened by growing some of the relevant crops like wheat, rice, pulses and oilseeds in Argentina.
      • Financial Express
      • 09 April 2010
      Former President Rawlings calls on African governments to institute protective land laws
      "We need to employ some protectionist policies to save our continent from a new form of colonization"
      • J.J. Rawlings blog
      • 09 April 2010
      Ukraine's Rise 'to seek' IPO on foreign market
      Flotation would go towards plans to increase elevator capacity and expand the group's land bank to 200,000 hectares.
      • Agrimoney
      • 08 April 2010
      Algeria plans to invite bids for farmland
      Algeria plans for the first time to invite bids from foreign investors to lease farmland
      • Reuters
      • 08 April 2010
      African land grab not a cure to Arab food concerns
      Interview with Wadid Erian of the Arab Centre for the Studies of Arid Zones and Dry Lands.
      • Reuters
      • 07 April 2010
      Wafra Portfolio Company to build Sudan's first large-scale commercial rice farm
      El-Nahda for Integrated Solutions signed an agreement with the White Nile Governorate for a 30-year lease on 60,000 feddans [25,210 ha] of land on which it will build a large-scale commercial rice farm.
      • Zawya
      • 06 April 2010
      African landrush
      Countries that have recently invited India, through the ministry of agriculture, to lease land for farming include Egypt, Ethiopia, Mongolia, Senegal, Sudan, Trinidad and Tobago and Tunisia.
      • InfoChange India
      • 05 April 2010
      Land ahoy!
      There is serious overseas interest in acquiring New Zealand farmland, and some confusion in the rules and regulations surrounding the process.
      • Otago Daily Times
      • 05 April 2010
      Japan, please don't go grabbing Ethiopians' land
      Japan should shun this new kind of colonization like a plague, no matter what well-paid city-based officials may say.
      • Japan Times
      • 04 April 2010
      China’s ‘African land grab’
      People see the Chinese as moving into Africa, kicking poor farmers off their land, and growing food to be shipped back to China for domestic consumption. This seems unlikely, however, says Doug Saunders.
      • Globe and Mail
      • 04 April 2010
      Jakarta's plan for farm in jungle unsettles Papuans
      The Indonesian government plans to create a vast agricultural estate in the restive province of Papua, sparking fears of environmental destruction and a return of mass migration policies.
      • Sydney Morning Herald
      • 03 April 2010
      A land grab, or just free trade?
      The economic nationalism and calls for protectionism seem ironic given the fact that Fonterra itself is a large multinational, which in addition to having farms in China, has since 2002 been in partnership with global food giant Nestle in the Dairy Partners Americas.
      • NZ Workers Party
      • 03 April 2010

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