Los problemas de seguridad llevan a una ciudad de Dakota del Norte a oponerse a la construcción de un molino de maíz de propiedad china.
- La Tercera
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07 February 2023
The real threat to our food security, according to researchers, is broader corporate ownership and consolidation of American farmland — including by domestic investors.
A subsidiary of UAE financial firm Talc Investments has acquired a large plot of land in the heart of previously well-known banana territories in the province of Somaliland.
- BusinessWire
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02 February 2023
Limoneira Company has announced the closing of the sale of its 3,537 acre lemon farm operation in Tulare County, California to PGIM Agricultural Investments, a business unit of PGIM Real Estate Finance, LLC.
- Fresh Plaza
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01 February 2023
With favourable global economic conditions, including current high commodity prices, and with Australia’s exchange rate at sub USD 0.70, big properties around Australia are changing hands with overseas investors buying in.
- Property Tribune
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25 January 2023
A push to ban foreign companies from owning farmland in the US state of Missouri is facing pushback from major industry groups.
- St-Louis Post-Dispatch
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24 January 2023
Government says it will not give company a concession for an additional 10,000ha of land in Mondulkiri province, in accordance with a 2012 government decision.
- Phnom Penh Post
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19 January 2023
The $5 million investment is the first in what Patricof Co. stated will be a broader farmland strategy that will ultimately include investments in four more US farms.
NFFC says that a new “land grab” is underway in the US, with Wall Street investors, pension funds, and other financiers looking for a safe place to park their money and turning to farmlands as their preferred investment.
- Cowboy State Daily
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17 January 2023
Entretien avec Bâ Adama Moussa, le maire de Boghé, sur le projet « Boghé ville Agro-écologique » et le rôle de African Agriculture Inc
- Financial Afrik
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14 January 2023
Grassley says young and beginning farmers are increasingly competing with institutional investors, such as pension funds and endowments, who are diversifying their financial portfolios with prime farmland.
- Chuck Grassley
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13 January 2023
Wisconsin Farmers Union says that it's very difficult to find out who owns the investment firms that have been acquiring farmland in the state.