Biofuels land grab in Kenya's Tana Delta fuels talk of war
    Villagers vow to resist as wildlife vanishes and they are driven from their land to make way for water-thirsty crops.
    • The Guardian
    • 02 July 2011
    Asia leads the charge in Aussie land grab
    Asian investors have overtaken Europeans as the biggest buyers of Australian land, a snapshot of foreign acquisitions reveals.
    • ANA
    • 02 July 2011
    A explosão da soja e do algodão baiano
    No início de abril, uma delegação baiana desembarcou na China - aproveitando a visita da presidente Dilma Rousseff à Ásia - para dar encaminhamento a este e a outros investimentos estrangeiros.
    • Midia News
    • 02 July 2011
    EBRD channels more resources to support farm land cultivation in Ukraine
    EBRD funds Ukrfarm, a subsidiary of the Renaissance Group, to bring an additional 50,000 hectares of land in the Ukraine into crop production.
    • The Financial
    • 02 July 2011
    Australia urged to limit foreign buyers of farms
    Australia's left-leaning Greens party on Friday called for foreign investment laws to be beefed up to cover farming land and water licenses, fearing too much was falling into overseas hands.
    • AFP
    • 01 July 2011
    Land ‘investment’ deals in Africa: Say ‘no way!’
    Pambazuka News spoke to Anuradha Mittal, Jeff Furman and Frederic Mousseau about what prompted their research on large-scale investments in land in Africa and what they discovered.
    • Pambazuka
    • 01 July 2011
    Lei que regula venda de terras a estrangeiros deve ficar mais rígida
    Conforme proposta, governo deve emitir autorização para aquisições acima de cinco hectares
    • Midia News
    • 01 July 2011
    Chinese land grab slips under radar: Cobb
    Minister of Agriculture says Chinese government controlled company's acquisition of some of the Australia's richest food growing areas is too great a risk for the nation.
    • The Land
    • 01 July 2011
    The new African land grab
    African farmers do need investment and support. They desperately need decent roads and access to local markets, processing equipment to add value to their own diverse farm produce, storage and drying facilities to prevent post-harvest losses, and basic amenities such as schools and health centres and water wells to improve rural lives, so that farming communities can thrive. But foreign investors are not in business to provide any of these things.
    • Al Jazeera
    • 01 July 2011
    Meet the millionaires and billionaires suddenly buying tons of land in Africa
    For obvious reasons, there isn't much out there about who's buying what and how much in Africa. But what OI has discovered is a small number of investors paying sometimes nothing for large plots of land in some African countries.
    • Business Insider
    • 01 July 2011
    La tierra en manos de fondos de inversión
    Numerosos fondos de inversión, fondos soberanos e inversores institucionales están adquiriendo tierras de cultivo en países empobrecidos, a expensas de las personas que viven en esas tierras y que dependen de ellas para su subsistencia.
    • CCS
    • 01 July 2011
    PepsiCo looking to farm Chinese market
    PepsiCo Inc, the world's second-largest food and beverage company, will continue its investment in China's agricultural sector.
    • China Daily
    • 01 July 2011

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