• Ethiopians say Indians grabbing land, Indian farmers claim it is official
    • Tehelka
    • 17 September 2010

    Tensions against Indian companies acquiring farmland in Ethiopia are mounting, according to Tehelka

  • After offshoring, Obama needs to crack down on farmland grab
    • Ground Reality
    • 10 September 2010

    "I know you will think why should President Obama meddle in the affairs of other countries," writes Devlinder Sharma. "I agree, but at least he can stop the American agribiz and finance companies from indulging in offshore farmland grab."

  • Indian firms foray into Latin America's agri business
    • Economic Times
    • 07 September 2010

    Indian companies are increasingly getting a foothold into South America, acquiring assets and land not just to get entry into its lucrative agricultural market but also to export commodities such as sugar, pulses and edible oils back to India.

  • Punjab looks for land in Brazil
    • Times of India
    • 05 September 2010

    Taking a leaf out of the book of progressive farmers of the state who have made it big in South and Central American countries, the Punjab government is now exploring taking up land on lease in Brazil, Argentina and Mexico to grow foodgrain and export it for domestic consumption.

  • Sreelatha Menon: Chinese food for thought
    • Business Standard
    • 05 September 2010

    What India can learn from China is not its alarming passion for buying farmland in poor countries but its awareness of the value of agricultural land to meet the food needs of its citizens.

  • Ethiopia: Fear expressed over India’s massive land grabs in Gambela
    • Afrik News
    • 26 August 2010

    Gambela’s new tag as a land grabbing hub comes as BHO Agro Plc becomes the third Indian firm to begin operations in the region after two other Indian companies, Karuturi and Ruchi Group, moved into Gambela in 2008 and early 2010, respectively.

  • Uganda offers farmland for Indian investment
    • IANS
    • 20 August 2010

    As India looks at avenues beyond its shores to deal with food security, Uganda, which has nearly half the arable land in east Africa, has laid the red carpet for inward investment from India Inc.

  • This time for Africa: Africa calling Indian farmers
    • PTI
    • 11 August 2010

    ASSOCHAM, India's apex industry body, has sent a proposal to the external affairs ministry offering to act as facilitator to help Indian farmers get farmland in Africa.

  • Sudan woos investors to put $1bn in farming
    • Financial Times
    • 11 August 2010

    Sudan is seeking to attract at least $1bn of capital for its agricultural sector from Arab and Asian investment groups, which are turning to Africa in search of new food supplies as their governments try to manage the impact of commodity price inflation.

  • Congo offers investment opportunities in agriculture for Indian entrepreneurs
    • FnBnews
    • 11 August 2010

    DRC, with 80 million ha of rich arable soil of which only 5% is cultivated, has invited Indian investors in the area of largescale farming to come and assess the possibilities.

  • Farmers plan to invest in Zambia - govt
    • Reuters
    • 05 August 2010

    Indian commercial farmers plan to invest in a new model farm in Zambia, according to the government.

  • Out of Africa
    • Business Today
    • 21 July 2010

    Indian floriculture companies are moving into other agri-products in the world's second-largest continent.

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