Black River Targets At Least $400 Million For Second Agriculture Fund
After raising $200 million for its first ag fund, Black River plans to raise $400 million for its second as other funds follow suit
After raising $200 million for its first ag fund, Black River plans to raise $400 million for its second as other funds follow suit
Farmland investment funds are popping up all over as Canada’s farmers look toward retirement.
China opens investigations into subsidies for EU wines given in 2012 and the impact on China’s wine industry between 2009-2012.
Australian senate makes recommendations for tightening the requirements for foreign buyer approval.
California almond crops down 8% from earlier predictions of 2 billion pounds according to U.S. farm officials.
Duxton Asset Management invests US$11 million into Australian apple grower Rivercorp Land & Water.
Ukraine takes steps to ensure that the conditions for investment in agricultural businesses were clear, transparent and predictable.
The U.S. House of Representatives defeated the Farm Bill by a 30-vote margin (195-234) for the first time in four decades.
Since 2005, the production, bearing acres, price and total value of California walnuts and almonds have been rapidly growing.
Morgan Stanley is cutting its operations in commodities and quitting the agricultural sector.
U.S. poultry industry is returning to profitability in part because of fast food restaurants and consumer choices.
Monsanto Canada plans to develop corn hybrids that would mature in as little as 70 days through its Canada Corn Expansion Project.