TIAA is among the largest institutional investors in agriculture, with investments in more than 400 farms in North America, South America, Australia, and Eastern Europe as part of its General Account.
- TIAA-CREF
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04 October 2010
Fallow land in Africa presents a fantastic opportunity for Turkish businesspeople involved in agriculture, a Ugandan member of a cotton delegation visiting western Turkey said Monday.
News of progress on the massive Merauke food estate in Papua indicates growing momentum behind Indonesia’s attempts to boost its agricultural output through promoting investment and harnessing technology.
- Jakarta Post
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04 October 2010
The morality of the global land rush is finely balanced and even the World Bank appears deeply torn.
- East African
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04 October 2010
The EAC food security strategy advises partner states to “resist leasing or selling large chunks of land to foreign entities for food production or bio-fuels solely for export.”
- East African
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04 October 2010
Mr Verghese says that Olam sees "sustainable value" in investing in agriculture, including farmland, and that GM crops are an inevitable "must".
The anxiety expressed in some farming quarters and the daily media about Australian farms becoming dominated by foreign corporations and governments fails to recognise that the coming and going of overseas investors has always been part of rural property transactions.
- Australian Farm Journal
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04 October 2010
Los acuerdos son motivados por las demandas agroalimentarias, agroindustriales y bioenergéticas de China
El primer número del Boletín Nyeleni contiene una edición especial sobre el tema de la tierra
- Nyeleni.org
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03 October 2010
SLC, whose crops cover 223,000 hectares, will sell a 49 percent slice of the new company, Land Co., to local or foreign investors that may include sovereign and pension funds
- Bloomberg
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02 October 2010
Contract is for 10,000 ha in the Regional State of Gambela for a period of 25 years, with option for renewal.
International investors from Britain to South Africa have begun putting money into infrastructure development and transport, and about 200 exiled Zimbabwean farmers have taken leases from the Zambian government to develop farmland in the country.
- Mail & Guardian
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01 October 2010