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A dual listing in London for less than £85,000? Yes, less than £85,000 and that includes lawyers’ and accountants’ fees as well as the charges made by a broker and by PLUS Markets Group. PLUS is a Recognised Investment Exchange,
Full story...Money is chasing growing investment opportunities in agriculture, with a US$65 million Saudi Arabian consortium the latest, the plan being to develop rice fields in Indonesia. A group of 15 investors is expected to develop around
Full story...For much of Australia’s history after the first fleet dropped anchor in 1788 the farming community was served by two great “pastoral” houses, Elders and Dalgety. Now, after two decades of fiddling with corporate structures, name
Full story...Water is being kept in Asia’s headlines by China’s continuing shortage and pollution crisis. Singapore's prime minister said last week that water security may be a source of conflicts, launching an institute to research Asia's
Full story...Agriculture in this country was at its most basic during the second World War. Although labourers were excused military service, many of them went off to join their mates and the gap was filled by Land Army girls and anyone else
Full story...Fear of soaring food prices is turning politicians against commodity markets not just in the US but also in Asia. Product innovation in food commodity futures has become impossible, according to India’s Multi Commodity of India
Full story...India’s spices exports, which hit the US$1 billion mark in the 2007-08 agricultural season, should touch US$10 billion by 2017, according to Mr Jairam Ramesh, a junior minister for commerce in the Indian government.
Full story...As oil hovers around US$140 a barrel the knee-jerk reaction to yet another shock headline always seems to be to think of the cost of motoring. Rarely in the headlines is an equally important casualty – the cost of fertiliser.
Full story...High food prices and fuel prices have replaced the credit squeeze as the leading threats to the world economy, according to the communiqué from the Group of Eight finance ministers at the weekend. The predominant fear is the
Full story...The leading tea producing countries, India and China, are jointly of the view that tea producing countries should not increase the existing total area under tea cultivation. This was decided at the recently held Tea meeting in
Full story...The much criticised mega-investment and index funds sent most soft commodity markets soaring again last week. They bailed out of the dollar and into commodities as the oil price hit a record of more than US$139/barrel and the US
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Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Announces New Distributor in South Georgia
Asia Water Awarded RMB152.7 Million Contract For Wastewater Treatment Facility In Huangshi City, Hubei Province
Advanced Growing Systems Adds South Florida Island to List of Customers
Organic Growing Systems, Inc. Expands to Birmingham Alabama
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. Receives $500,000 From Institutional Investor Early Warrant Exercise
FINANCIAL RESULTS ANNOUNCEMENT FOR FIRST QUARTER ENDED 31 MARCH 2008
MagIndustries Announces Appointment of W. Verbrugghe as CEO of MagMinerals Potash
MagMinerals Potash, a Subsidiary of MagIndustries, Closes Second Tranche of $100 Million Capital Raise
Advanced Growing Systems Announces a Webcast to Update Investors on Corporate Progress
Advanced Growing Systems Announces a Webcast to Update Investors on Corporate Progress
Advanced Growing Systems, Inc. Participates in Atlanta's "Water Smart Landscape" Workshop
Viridas PLC and INEOS Enterprises join forces in major Jatropha development
Additional Information To The Company's Financial Year Ended 2007 ("FY2007") Annual Report
EXPECTED FIRST RESULTS FROM THE WATER PROJECT FOR WESTERN UTILITIES CORPORATION
