Farmland investment - Next bubble or undervalued asset?
      "In any resource sector, if you want to get involved, you always want to be in the upstream. It doesn't matter whether it's mining, whether its oil and gas or agriculture," says ABN AMRO's Tariono.
      • Sterling Knight
      • 17 August 2009
      Farmlands and deglobalization
      Islamabad instead of allowing foreigners control of local agri-land should use twenty million acres of government land to settle 2 million families by allotting ten acres land to each family
      • Pakistan Observer
      • 17 August 2009
      Laos floats joint Thai-Kuwait rice investment proposal
      Kuwait has recently shown an interest in doing rice business in Laos, but Vientiane wants Thailand to be its partner,
      • Bangkok Post
      • 16 August 2009
      Le Maurice s'apprête à acheter des terres agricoles de première qualité au Mozambique
      Le Maurice prendra possession du bail de 20 000 ha de terres mozambicaines avant de les sous-louer à des investisseurs.
      • Reuters
      • 15 August 2009
      Mauritius eyes prime Mozambican farmland
      Mauritius plans to buy 20,000 hectares (49,420 acres) of prime farmland in Mozambique to alleviate mounting worries about food security on the import-dependent island.
      • Reuters
      • 15 August 2009
      New rice project launched in Maputo
      Libya Africa Investment Portfolio and the Mozambican company Ubuntu SA are launching a $30 million rice project that will cover 20,000 ha near to Bela Vista, capital of Mozambique's southernmost district of Matutuine.
      • Agencia de Informção de Moçambique
      • 14 August 2009
      World Bank hails investment in Ugandan farming
      A group of Saudi-based investors announced earlier this monthy a seven-year plan to develop and plant 700,000 hectares to produce 7 million tonnes of rice in countries like Uganda.
      • Reuters
      • 14 August 2009
      China slow to invest in expensive LatAm farmland
      Resource-hungry China has so far passed over investing in high-priced farmlands of South America in favor of Africa, with its less developed commodities markets, greater need for financing and open labor laws.
      • Reuters
      • 14 August 2009
      Sugar Cane Invades the Brazilian Central Plateau
      Suicide is becoming a common reality in Barreirinhas, as families are talked into “renting” their land to the sugar cane companies.
      • Grassroots International
      • 14 August 2009
      Hunger-ridden Ethiopia defends land grabs
      Ethiopia is on the defensive over a plan to offer 2.7 million hectares of land to foreign, mainly Asian, companies despite millions crying out for food aid from the international community.
      • Business Daily
      • 14 August 2009
      Abu Dhabi firm grows in Egypt
      A private agricultural investment firm in Abu Dhabi plans a Dh925 million (US$251.8m) farmland deal in Egypt to grow wheat for the African nation’s domestic market.
      • The National
      • 13 August 2009
      Ukraine's most undervalued resource, rich black soil, becomes focus of growing battle over land
      If the moratorium on agricultural land sale is lifted, rich multinational corporations will buy and it will be legislatively impossible to strip them of lands that could be used for feeding Ukrainians.
      • Kyiv Post
      • 13 August 2009

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