• Foreign investors grab for SA farmland
      • 7News
      • 09 August 2013

      Middle Eastern investors are trying to buy up prime farming land on South Australia’s Eyre Peninsula. Some farmers who have been offered millions of dollars said they won’t leave at any cost.

    • Growth of farming bubble threatens £5trn catastrophe
      • The Independent
      • 09 August 2013

      The threat posed to agriculture by environmental hazards is now so great that it could wipe as much as £5 trillion off the value of the world’s farm land, equipment and stock in any one year, a heavyweight study is warning.

    • Goodman dumps banks for beef to beat inflation
      • Bloomberg
      • 08 August 2013

      Canadian billionaire Ned Goodman holds an 83% stake in Blue Goose Capital Corp. – the largest organic beef operator in North America that produces not only organic beef, but poultry and fish as well.

    • Karuturi flower farm workers go on strike
      • KTN
      • 08 August 2013

      Business came to a halt at the expansive Karuturi flower farm in Naivasha, Kenya, after its over 3,000 workers downed tools demanding their July salaries.

    • Robert Kuok's plantation firm eyes Myanmar as next sugar frontier
      • Forbes
      • 08 August 2013

      Wilmar says it plans to expand its oil palm plantations holdings in West Africa and to start producing sugar in Burma.

    • The great Southeast Asian land grab
      • The Diplomat
      • 08 August 2013

      Disputes over land tenure threaten social harmony in a number of ASEAN countries

    • Financial crisis paralyses flower farm operations
      • The People
      • 08 August 2013

      Operations at Karuturi flower farm in Naivasha, Kenya, have been paralyzed due to a financial crisis.

    • Clinton's seed initiative, a shot in the arm for Tanzania
      • Tanzania Daily News
      • 07 August 2013

      Mr Clinton said that some farmers had told him sadly that a few foreign investors came to their land claiming to have large agriculture investment capacities but their projects collapsed after a short period.

    • Tanzania: Smallholder farmers lose in most govt programmes
      • The Citizen
      • 07 August 2013

      "For instance, SAGCOT targets to help 100,000 farmers in all regions it operates. Nothing is said about 38 million farmers in Tanzania!" says the head of the Network of Farmers’ Groups in Tanzania (Mviwata)

    • Sugar co-op to run farmland in Mozambique
      • Hindustan Times
      • 07 August 2013

      An Indian state minister-controlled sugar cooperative will sign an agreement with the government of Mozambique to operate a 17,000 ha farm near the Zambezi River under 49-year lease. The minister is also eyeing an opportunity to run a sugar mill in Kenya.

    • Wheat is the real deal for Rwandan farmers - Experts
      • Rwanda Focus
      • 07 August 2013

      Figures show that the demand for wheat even within African countries is growing - making it one of the most strategic crops for investors seeking to buy land in Africa to invest in.

    • Grain Yields Starting to Plateau
      • 06 August 2013

      Some of the factors influencing grain yields are natural, while others are of human origin. Natural conditions of inherent soil fertility, rainfall, day length, and solar intensity strongly influence crop yield potentials. Several areas of cropland with inherently high fertility are found widely scattered around the world: in the U.S. Midwest (often called the Corn Belt), Western Europe, the Gangetic Plain of India, and the North China Plain.

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