Uduaghan guarantees [10,000] hectares as Delta, British firm sign MoU on rice, cassava, fish production
      The Delta State Government has signed a memorandum of understanding with a British firm, Trans4mation Pistton Field Nigeria Limited, to promote agriculture and turn the state into a formidable food basket.
      • Guardian
      • 01 September 2008
      UK firm signs N1b pact with Arochukwu on agriculture project
      A UK-based agricultural company, Transformation Agric-Tech Limited, has signed a 30-year Memorandum of Understanding with Ndi Okereke Abam, a rural community in Arochukwu Council area of Abia state for an agricultural project.
      • Guardian
      • 01 September 2008
      Kuwait thrashes out farming deal
      A Kuwaiti delegation last week met with the Myanmar cabinet and industry officials to discuss investment in the agricultural sector.
      • Myanmar Times
      • 01 September 2008
      Russia’s Collective Farms: Hot Capitalist Property
      A decade after capitalism transformed Russian industry, an agricultural revolution is stirring the countryside. The change is being driven by soaring global food prices (the price of wheat alone rose 77 percent last year) and a new reform allowing foreigners to own agricultural land. Together, they have created a land rush in rural Russia.
      • New York Times
      • 31 August 2008
      Egypt to buy Kazakh wheat, grow grain in Uganda
      Egypt has agreed to buy a million tonnes of wheat from Kazakhstan to meet local market needs, and Uganda has allocated farmland for the Arab country to grow wheat and corn, Egyptian state-owned media said on Saturday.
      • Reuters
      • 30 August 2008
      Gulf should weigh agro investments
      Gulf countries contemplating direct agro-investments in central Asia and Africa should evaluate the relative merit of these investments in comparison to similar potential in Europe and Latin America, the Gulf Research Centre said in a recent report.
      • Gulf News
      • 30 August 2008
      Gulf should weigh agro investments
      Gulf countries contemplating direct agro-investments in central Asia and Africa should evaluate the relative merit of these investments in comparison to similar potential in Eur-ope and Latin America, the Gulf Research Centre said in a recent report.
      • Gulf News
      • 30 August 2008
      Korea Looks Abroad for Grain
      It is becoming harder for Koreans to buy grain, regardless of price. That is why the government is hurrying to cultivate overseas crops and to secure stable import sources.
      • Chosun Libo
      • 29 August 2008
      Angola elections bring change to farm sector
      For the past 30 years, Jose Vilomba, 47, has walked barefoot on one of Africa’s most fertile valleys using his hands and a shovel to plant vegetables to feed his family. “I’ve been doing this for years,” said Vilomba. “It’s what I do for a living.” But if post-civil war elections in Angola end well, the state-owned land Vilomba is working on could soon be sold to major food producers and the expiration date on his small harvest could equally apply to his own way of life.
      • Reuters
      • 29 August 2008
      All eyes on the Chinese pork industry
      An expected call from Goldman Sachs could change 59-year-old pig farmer, Zou Changkui's (who resides in the southern Chinese city of Longyan) life forever.
      • ThePigSite
      • 29 August 2008
      Alpcot Agro: Half yearly report
      “I am satisfied with what we have achieved during the first half of 2008. We have been able to combine a fast increase in land under control with successful operations. The harvested area is estimated to be approximately 53,900 hectares with an estimated harvest of approximately 150,600 tonnes, which is higher than expected.”
      • Half yearly report Alpcot Agro AB
      • 28 August 2008
      Gulf banks launch 3 major Islamic investment projects
      Three major multi-billion Shariah-based projects to boost infrastructure, agriculture and hospitality sectors in GCC and elsewhere in the Middle East, North Africa and South Asia were launched here yesterday.
      • Gulf Times
      • 28 August 2008
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