RSG set to enhance rice production
    The Rivers State Government has reiterated its resolve to create an enabling environment to enhance rice production and processing, as well as promote and protect other agricultural business interests in the state.
    • The Tide News
    • 19 June 2008
    Nonprofits eye farmland investments
    The cooling domestic equity and bond markets has prompted endowments and foundations to give niche alternatives, such as farmland, a closer look.
    • FEMM
    • 19 June 2008
    Business eyes Ukraine’s fertile land
    “Look at the colour, what a beautiful crop,” says Richard Spinks, pointing to wheat and rapeseed fields that his company sowed this season in western Ukraine. “If all of Ukraine’s farms could produce the yields we are getting, this country could play a big role in feeding the world and establish itself as a geopolitical power,” says the British chief executive of London-listed Landkom.
    • Financial Times
    • 19 June 2008
    GCC plans to fight food crisis
    A new joint strategy for agricultural investment will be launched by the GCC soon, it was announced in Bahrain yesterday.
    • Gulf Daily News
    • 18 June 2008
    Saudi Arabia: Buying food security with petrodollars
    The Arabian Peninsula is currently flooded with petrodollars, giving the Gulf Arabs a wide array of investment options abroad. But while these countries are winners in the oil market, they are losers in the food market. As a result, the Gulf Arabs - with Saudi Arabia at the fore - are pursuing a strategy to buy their food security through overseas agribusiness investment.
    • Kuwait Times
    • 18 June 2008
    Middle East economy: Food outsourcing
    The Saudi government announced that it would co-ordinate with local private-sector companies and invest in strategic agricultural interests in key producer countries such as Brazil, Ukraine, Thailand and India, guaranteeing for itself supplies of cereals, meat and vegetables. It is already in advanced negotiations with Thai investors and a deal on rice farms in Thailand is likely before the end of the year.
    • Economist Intelligence Unit
    • 18 June 2008
    Uganda: Kuwait Donates $100m for Agriculture
    UGANDA is to benefit from $100m contribution by Kuwait to support food production and agri-businesses development, James Mugume the permanent secretary in the foreign affairs ministry has said.
    • New Vision
    • 17 June 2008
    Terres de Sodea-Sogeta?: la phase de présélection est achevée
    La société de développement agricole du Maroc (Sodea) et la Société de gestion des terres agricoles (Sogeta) viennent d’achever la deuxième phase de présélection des candidats pour l’exploitation sous forme de partenariat public-privé de 38?731 ha de terres agricoles, dont 5?800 ha sont déjà plantés.
    • FLD Hebdo
    • 17 June 2008
    Korea Will Grow Wheat in Sudan
    A big chunk of land in Sudan has been set aside for Korea to invest in crop production, the Sudanese ambassador said.
    • Korea Times
    • 15 June 2008
    Saudi Arabia in talks with Sudan and others to secure food needs
    The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia is in talks with Sudan and other countries to grow grains to meet its strategic food needs.
    • Bahrain Tribune
    • 15 June 2008
    Bahrain may invest in Manila farmland
    Bahrain is eyeing a major food production programme with the Philippines in a bid to ensure food security in the Kingdom.
    • Bahrain Tribune
    • 14 June 2008
    Saudis plan to grow crops overseas
    Saudi Arabia has unveiled plans to develop large-scale overseas agricultural projects to secure food supplies, revealing that Riyadh is in discussions with Ukraine, Pakistan, Sudan, Turkey and Egypt.
    • Financial Times
    • 13 June 2008
    Sodea - Sogeta. Rush des soumissionnaires
    Même le groupe émirati Al Qudra (plutôt spécialisé dans l’immobilier) a soumissionné pour une exploitation dans la région d’El Hajeb.
    • TelQuel Magazine
    • 13 June 2008
    Countries Are Renting Farmland Abroad
    As food crisis worsens, some nations are desperate for arable land
    • US News and World Report
    • 12 June 2008
    Ukraine capitalizing on food crisis
    The expectation in Ukraine is that billions of dollars of fresh investment and agriculture reforms, namely sanctioning of agriculture land sales, could double or triple domestic grain production to 100-150 million tons levels in the long term.
    • Kyiv Post
    • 12 June 2008

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