'Agri commodities expensive for a long time to come'
The fact that agricultural commodity prices have risen very sharply in recent months does not mean that investors should expect an equally harsh decline. The precarious balance in the global chain keeps prices high. This offers opportunities for investors.
Comment: When the well runs dry, we'll know the value of water
The Earth should really be called “water”, because 71 percent of our planet is covered with water. Water in abundance, but only 1 percent of all that water is clean and accessible freshwater. Of that, two-thirds goes to agriculture and other food. The need for water increases with the growing population, a population that is also eating more meat.