Gladstone buys $33m pistachio farm, flags larger Q4 deal
Grower-tenant Rod Stiefvater says the adjustment to California’s Sustainable Groundwater Management Act is just getting underway and will transform regional ag 'dramatically.'
Murray-Darling Basin water prices rise by 139% to reach all-time high
Consultant Aither found the average monthly water allocation price was A$550/ML, with entitlement values also ‘well above’ previous records.
Rabobank: Australian grain-fed beef exports could grow 65% in 10 years
Research has found that the level of grain-fed beef exports from Australia could increase to more than 500,000 tonnes by 2030, due to rising demand from an increasingly wealthy middle class in China.
Oxford Uni agtech firm nets £6.3m funding
MoA Technology is trying to discover a weedkilling approach that has a new ‘mode of action’ compared with every other chemical weedkiller on the market.
PSP-backed Cooke Aquaculture and Akva partner on salmon scheme
Akva chief executive Hallvard Muri says the first of at least five projects resulting from the partnership will be in Chile and comes at a time of significant investor interest in land-based aquaculture.
US farmland investors anticipate strong year-end
Peoples Company president Steve Bruere says a number of factors have contributed to recent optimism in farmland markets, which has him feeling bullish for the first time in five years.
LGIAsuper hires new CIO from Equip Super
A$13bn LGIAsuper has tapped Troy Rieck to take over as new CIO, leaving the same role at Melbourne-based Equip Super.
Blue Sky’s former MD: ‘Agriculture in Australia doesn’t suit listed vehicles’
Blue Sky’s real assets division is transferred to Oaktree ownership, with rebranded Blue Sky Water Partners set to carry out investment management operations.
BlueOrchard nears halfway point on $100m fundraise
The InsuResilience Investment Fund offers public money on concessional terms that is designed to act as first-loss capital to help attract additional private investment.
Fonterra set for second loss-making year as ‘new norm’ hits performance
New Zealand dairy giant flags writedowns of more than NZ$800m ahead of its full-year results in September when it will report its second ever annual loss.
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