Sunday, November 28, 2010

1.Rising commodity prices, global food security concerns drive increased investment in African farming

2.Afreximbank increases lending to African firms involved in agriculture

3.Agriculture, farmland in Africa attracting "impact investors"

4.Zimbabwe's tobacco exports to Europe surge

5.Singapore-based firm in $1.3 billion fertilizer investment in Gabon

6."Fertilizer tree" triples Malawi, Zambia maize yields

7.South Korean government firm to farm Tanzania site in early 2011

8.Egypt eyes Sudan for land to grow wheat

9.Why Ghana gave in to the cocoa baron

10.Cocoa genome 'will save chocolate industry'

11.The desperate plight of Africa's cotton farmers

12.Uproar over sale of South African seed company

13.South Africa harvests biggest maize crop in 30 years

14.AGRA, partners commit $42m to link African farmers to markets

15.Ghanaian concern that Gates Foundation-funded AGRA may lead to introduction of GM crops

16.UN map lays out Africa's water resources challenges

17.Scientists create world's first all-black petunia

18.South Africa-Congo land deal possible by end November

19.Germany's High Court preserves restrictions on GM crops

20.EU urged to allow trace GM in food imports

21.Indian agro-investor in Ethiopia looks to East African market

22.Organic farming questioned as food challenges mount

23.Mixed reactions as Indian company becomes major agro-investor in Ethiopia

24.Alternative energy firm secures UK patent on jatropha for feed

25.Uganda coffee exports dip in October

26.Dry season sees drop in Rwandan tea output

27.Farming of dhal increasingly replacing cotton in Tanzanian region

28.Kenya cashew nut farmers brace for losses amid export ban

29.Coffee export sacks in short supply in Ethiopia

30.South African mining company partners in farming, agriprocessing
1.Rising commodity prices, global food security concerns drive increased investment in African farming

2.Afreximbank increases lending to African firms involved in agriculture

3.Agriculture, farmland in Africa attracting "impact investors"

4.Zimbabwe's tobacco exports to Europe surge

5.Singapore-based firm in $1.3 billion fertilizer investment in Gabon

6."Fertilizer tree" triples Malawi, Zambia maize yields

7.South Korean government firm to farm Tanzania site in early 2011

8.Egypt eyes Sudan for land to grow wheat

9.Why Ghana gave in to the cocoa baron

10.Cocoa genome 'will save chocolate industry'

11.The desperate plight of Africa's cotton farmers

12.Uproar over sale of South African seed company

13.South Africa harvests biggest maize crop in 30 years

14.AGRA, partners commit $42m to link African farmers to markets

15.Ghanaian concern that Gates Foundation-funded AGRA may lead to introduction of GM crops

16.UN map lays out Africa's water resources challenges

17.Scientists create world's first all-black petunia

18.South Africa-Congo land deal possible by end November

19.Germany's High Court preserves restrictions on GM crops

20.EU urged to allow trace GM in food imports

21.Indian agro-investor in Ethiopia looks to East African market

22.Organic farming questioned as food challenges mount

23.Mixed reactions as Indian company becomes major agro-investor in Ethiopia

24.Alternative energy firm secures UK patent on jatropha for feed

25.Uganda coffee exports dip in October

26.Dry season sees drop in Rwandan tea output

27.Farming of dhal increasingly replacing cotton in Tanzanian region

28.Kenya cashew nut farmers brace for losses amid export ban

29.Coffee export sacks in short supply in Ethiopia

30.South African mining company partners in farming, agriprocessing

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