Edo State Government says 60,000 ha acquired for oil palm by instant noodle maker United Food Industries Ltd of Indonesia's Salim Group.

日本の大規模援助事業「日本・ブラジル・モザンビーク三角協力によるアフリカ熱帯サバンナ農業開発プログラム（プロサバンナ）」に関する、資料および現地調査に基づく、初めての包括的な報告書。

El acaparamiento de tierras encierra una compra masiva de terrenos por parte de gobiernos y multinacionales. Esta tendencia afecta sobre todo a África y Asia.

With 1.3 billion people to feed in a nation grappling with tainted food and polluted land, Chinese companies are investing in farmland overseas.

Organizações da sociedade civil da província de Nampula, norte de Moçambique, negam ter "legitimado" o ProSAVANA

The company, which changed its name from Alpcot Agro, is considering selling its farms in Ukraine.

The clearing of forests inhabited by indigenous people in Indonesia's Papua Region by agribusinesses is fuelling conflict in the southern Merauke Regency.

Wealthy investors can diversify beyond stocks and bonds by owning cornfields. John Taylor of U.S. Trust says farmland produces capital gains as well as income.

The Russian Direct Investment Fund said it was leading a consortium buying a $200M stake in Sodrugestvo, a Luxembourg-based crop producer operating in Russia, several ex-Soviet states, Brazil and Northern Europe.

As witnessed many times before, Ukraine is once again at a flashpoint for foreign powers to divvy up the “Breadbasket of Europe.”

Due to the high cost of land back home, lack of credit, and a paralyzing bureaucracy, Italian farmers are moving from Italy to Ro­mania where it is easier to start a farm.

Should foreign investment in Australian agricultural land and infrastructure be strictly limited? An Intelligence Squared debate presented by the St James Ethics Centre at Sydney's City Recital Hall.

Trade deal with South Korea cuts the value of Australian farmland purchases that attract scrutiny from the Foreign Investment Review Board from $53 million to $15m.

Studies raise serious concern about a process of land conversion that favours a small, but growing middle and upper class of Africans who are starting their farming ‘careers’ with relatively large land holdings.

The World Bank is discussing ways to counter land grabbing but critics have charged the organization with participating in land grabbing itself.