• Nigeria: Gov Sani in China to Seal $200m Poultry Project Agreement
      • Newspointer
      • 07 December 2025

      Kaduna State Governor, Senator Uba Sani, CON, is in Beijing to conclude talks with the Chinese Government on the Model Integrated Poultry Development Project, a major investment expected to create about 350,000 direct and indirect jobs and generate over $450 million annually.

    • US owner of major Russian agriculture firm says no plans to sell up
      • Reuters
      • 05 December 2025

      U.S. company NCH Capital said on Friday that it has no plans to sell major Russian agricultural producer AgroTerra, after the head of Russia's second-largest bank said it was in talks to buy the firm, which cultivates 265,000 hectares in Russia

    • Who owns Kenya? Report reveals land imbalance driving Kenya’s inequality
      • Daily Nation
      • 04 December 2025

      Land inequality remains the most enduring and destabilising injustice in Kenya, shaping who owns wealth, who accesses opportunities and who remains trapped in a cycle of marginalisation, with less than two per cent of Kenyans owning more than half of the country’s arable land.

    • Brazil: BNDES approves US$56 million for BTG Pactual TIG reforestation strategy
      • Business Wire
      • 03 December 2025

      The strategy seeks to mobilize US$ 1 billion to protect, restore, and reforest approximately 270,000 hectares of degraded areas.

    • Russia's VTB eyes US-owned firm in drive to build farm sector champion
      • Reuters
      • 02 December 2025

      Russia's second-largest bank VTB is in talks to buy a major agricultural producer owned by US-based NCH that farms on 290,000 hectares across several regions of Russia.

    • Hawaii coffee deal brews suit for Michigan municipal retirement fund
      • Detroit Free Press
      • 02 December 2025

      A Lansing-based organisation that manages employee retirement plans for Michigan local governments is accused of losing $100mn on a coffee plantation venture in Hawaii and fraudulently misleading a lender into contributing $40mn to the project before abandoning it.

    • Indigenous Dayak sound alarm as palm oil firm razes orangutan habitat in Borneo
      • Mongabay
      • 02 December 2025

      A palm oil company owned by Indonesian tycoon Alexander Thaslim has cleared nearly 1,500 hectares of rainforest since it began operating last year in Kapuas Hulu, a landlocked district deep in Indonesia’s West Kalimantan province

    • Abia, Presco/SIAT plan 10,000-hectare oil palm project
      • National Ambassador
      • 02 December 2025

      Presco/SIAT plans to start a large oil palm project covering 10,000 hectares of land across 52 communities in Abia State, Nigeria, and will be sending a technical team to choose suitable sites, study both new and existing farmland, and collect soil samples for testing.

    • Tanzania secures 1.6tri/- landmark cassava investment deal
      • Daily News
      • 02 December 2025

      The investor, Pan-Tanzania Agriculture Developments Limited, has been allocated 62,000 acres in Kilwa District, Lindi Region, where it will cultivate cassava and process it locally for export to China

    • Edo govt denies revoking Presco’s 13,545 hectares of land
      • Business Day
      • 01 December 2025

      Six days after the controversial revocation of Certificate of Occupancy of about 13,545 hectares of land belonging to Presco Plc by the Edo State Government, Governor, Monday Okpebholo has said as an investor he cannot be the one sending investors out of the state.

    • $444 million Aussie agricultural portfolio changes hands
      • Weekly Times
      • 01 December 2025

      An ASX-listed real estate funds manager has pulled off a second major farmland coup in as many weeks, snapping up a portfolio of 22 properties in an off-market deal.

    • The politics of hunger in Sudan
      • Transition Magazine
      • 30 November 2025

      Large-scale land leases to Gulf and domestic agribusiness investors have undermined rural livelihoods by cutting off grazing routes and limiting access to land, primarily used for cultivating sorghum and other staple food crops, Nisrin Elamin explains.

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