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Japan plans satellite-controlled automated farming
Japan is developing a homemade alternative to GPS satellites, spurring automation technology to bloom.
FEATURE: Food rescue is win-win for all
Instead of throwing out edible food, rescuing it can feed needy people as well as avoid greenhouse gas emissions.
South Africa eager to invest in the DRC
A delegation of 48 South African business people visit the DRC with an eye toward investing in post-conflict development.
Agro-biz SEZs may sprout up in Mozambique
The country has identified 24 “development poles” for agriculture projects that may turn into SEZs.
Chronic water crises worsen in South Asia
Pakistan could become a “water-starved” country in the next 6 or 7 years.
Grave human, economic toll from Malawi floods
Malawi’s agricultural sector has been devastated, and a long-term crisis looms.
Peru, Bolivia in bitter dispute — over quinoa
Peru claims to have outstripped Bolivia as the world’s top quinoa producer, deepening rivalry.
China secures more grain power
Cofco, China’s largest food company, acquires 51% of Dutch agricultural commodities trader Nidera, in a bid to secure further food imports and to give the country global leverage in the sector.
Many countries reaching diminishing returns in fertilizer use
For the world as a whole, the era of rapidly growing fertilizer use is now history.
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