Sri Lanka's Minister of Industry and Commerce Rishad Bathiudeen invites Saudi businessmen to invest in Sri Lanka and says his country can cultivate agricultural crops for Saudi Arabia.

A new Chinese-controlled town inside Laos where Laotians are not welcome.

On the rare occasion that New Yorkers talk about farming, it's usually something along the lines of what sort of organic kale to plant in the vanity garden at the second house in the Adirondacks.

Los legisladores justicialistas ratificaron su rechazo, ya expresado vía el proyecto ley 5/2011, al Acuerdo de Cooperación para el Proyecto de Inversión agro alimenticio celebrado por el Poder Ejecutivo rionegrino y empresas chinas.

Bangladeshi companies say they have leased thousands of hectares of farmland in Africa as part of their efforts to avoid future food shortages.

More Southland land has been sold to overseas investors in the past year than at any other time during the past six years.

Governor of Northern State says an Emirates investor, to whom 95,000 acres have been allocated in Um-Jawaseer, will invest USD 15 million.

Bangladesh has leased tens of thousands of hectares of farmland in Africa as part of a government drive to improve food security in the poverty-stricken South Asian nation, an official said on Tuesday

Depois do Brasil, também Argentina e Uruguai agem para frear vendas de enormes áreas rurais a estrangeiros. Mas medidas ainda são tímidas e insuficientes.

The world’s second-oldest profession–farming–is a hot investment

MK Group, a Serbian company, currently cultivates around 30,000 hectares of land in Ukraine

As most GCC countries import most of their food, they are interested in investing in Africa’s arable land and establishing export-oriented farming businesses. However, GCC investors are increasingly aware of legal and political risks associated with such investments.

According to Michael Yabsley of the Australian Gulf Council, agricultural land is among the top asset classes in Australia being considered by Gulf investors who have placed food security at the top of their priorities.

The 24 Land lease agreements recently disclosed by the Ethiopian Ministry of Agriculture reveals that the federal Government has so far leased about 350,099ha of land.

Ce site, qui contient déjà plus d’une centaine de ressources, propose une entrée actualités qui comprend 2 sections sur les acquisitions massives de terres (« veille satellitale » et « information et analyse du phénomène »)