“Speculators and hedge funds are hopscotching across the U.S. farm-belt these days, grabbing tracts of land to profit from the rising demand for food. But even better opportunities exist beyond America. Like, for instance, a patch of Earth that has some of the most productive farm and cattle lands on the planet. It’s a place where we can own an asset of true substance and, in a world of near-zero yield, generate additional income. And if the U.S. ever goes pear-shaped, it gives us a place to call home in one of the most-livable countries in the world. Though it’s tiny in size, Uruguay is an ag juggernaut.”
http://sovereign-investor.com/2012/10/23/invest-in-uruguayan-farmland/
Related posts:
Police sued after charging girl with making up rape claim about serial rapist
Monsanto: Big Guy on the Block When it Comes to Friends in Washington
The Anti-Hong Kong: Tanzania Bans Private Statistics
The drug revolution that no one can stop
Too Good to Be True…
Tens of Thousands Protest in Spain (as Santa Claus dies)
‘News directly from the CIA’: Ex-director Brennan hired by NBC
Snarling, Robotic Police in House-to-House Search
Was This $200 Vending Machine the World’s First Bitcoin ATM?
Canada: City To Pay $200k For Photo Radar Propaganda Campaign
Detroit makes millions from parking meters, can't afford to power them
There Oughta be a Law — But Not 40,000 of ’Em
Ben Swann on the Liberty Rising Truth in Media Project and the State of US Journalism
The Expendables: The Temps Who Power Corporate Giants
American Muslims Were Put On No-Fly List By FBI For Refusing to Inform