It's mostly farmland.

Privatization of Farmland, then

Miyagi has been able to rehabilitate 93 per cent of affected farmland, while just 66 per cent of farmland in Iwate and less than 50 per cent of farmland affected by the disaster in Fukushima has returned to use.

Of course, farmland is much less important than other speculative assets.

Farmland is a town in Monroe Township, Randolph County, Indiana, United States.

The price of farmland hasn t grown so fast as to make investors rich.

Rural farmland used for illegal planting can be confiscated and returned to the State.

Tractors and cars eradicated this huge demand on farmland (while ridding cities of manure pollution).

This farmland is a part of the Parapannonian Plain stretching into neighboring Croatia and Serbia.

Ways of reclaiming overused farmland, so that within two years they can again be productive.

But my favorite dark horse bubble candidate for the next decade or so is farmland and not just because there have been stories in recent months of booming farmland prices in the US and the United Kingdom.

Prices per acre of farmland in Iowa and Illinois rose more than 10 over the past year.

Novelties get the most attention, like the possibility that outside investors might control large areas of farmland.

But, farmland, at least in certain places, seems to have the most contagious new era story right now.

The South and West became agricultural hubs, and in other parts of the country, suburbs took over farmland.

Of 5,400 hectares of farmland in Fukushima affected by the disaster, 690 hectares lie within the nuclear exclusion zone.

Ownership rights to agricultural land remain in the public domain, but the right to exploit farmland has been privatized.

Moreover, its current contribution is also negligible, practically all of it coming from deforestation and degradation of forests and farmland.

It also left vast areas of farmland untended, making them available for pasture and putting more meat on the market.

The bombardment resulted in displacement of the population as well as the burning of tracts of farmland in the area.

The country spends roughly 60 million annually fighting invasive alien plants that threaten native wildlife, water supplies, important tourism destinations, and farmland.

At 16 lower efficiency, current output would require another 65 million acres of farmland an area more than half the size of California.

They enable farmers to produce higher yields with fewer inputs (such as pesticides), so that more food can be produced from existing farmland.

So we could grow more food by expanding farmland, but we'd better not, because it's ecologically a very, very dangerous thing to do.

Indeed, food prices are currently increasing in Europe, because more and more farmland is being used for bio fuels instead of for food production.

Though landlocked, Ethiopia is comparatively well endowed with natural resources, not least its fertile farmland, which has attracted significant investment from Saudi Arabia, among others.

During the period covered by the report of the Special Committee, much infrastructure, housing stock and farmland in the Occupied Palestinian Territory had been destroyed.

And we found that counties with less bank competition experienced a milder farmland boom, and therefore a smaller bust in the years before the Great Depression.

Because of ethnic politics, valuable farmland in Kurdish territory has not contributed to the national economy, and inconsistent agricultural policies under Saddam Hussein discouraged domestic market production.

While there is a land shortage on the urbanised main island of Tongatapu (where 70 of the population resides), there is farmland available in the outlying islands.

Since 2006, between 15 and 20 million hectares of farmland, the equivalent of the total arable surface of France, have been the subject of negotiations by foreign investors.

The report of UNRWA described the suffering inflicted on the Palestinian people due to the construction of the wall, the closures and the destruction of dwellings and farmland.

ANC also pledged to redistribute 30 per cent of farmland within five years through government purchases from quot willing quot sellers and restitution to the victims of apartheid.

And large scale farmland bubbles are quite rare there was only one in the US in the entire twentieth century, during the great population scare of the 1970 s.

But the low yields of organic agriculture in real world settings typically 20 50 below yields from conventional agriculture impose various stresses on farmland and increase water consumption substantially.

IDF carried out extensive destruction of farmland and housing in those areas and effectively created extended security zones adjacent to Israeli settlements and the border between Israel and Egypt.

Family members had bribed officials to interrupt the hereditary transfer of land by having the brothers declared dead, allowing them to inherit their father's share of the ancestral farmland.

Moreover, people nowadays easily imagine that the housing and farmland markets always move together, because prices in both boomed in recent memory, in the early 2000 s. But, from 1911 to 2010 in the US, the correlation between annual real growth of prices for homes and farmland was only 5 , and the latest data on farm prices have not shown anything like the decline in home prices.

For example, U.S. farmland had a total value of 1.9 trillion in 2010, compared with 16.5 trillion for the US stock market and 16.6 trillion for the US housing market.

If the government were truly becoming more responsive, why have we not seen similar responses to other disputes over the theft of farmland, compromised investors rights, or high level corruption?

The rise in food prices is leading to a land grab, as powerful politicians sell foreign investors massive tracts of farmland, brushing aside the traditional land rights of poor smallholders.

And there is one environmental benefit that is often overlooked in 1910, more than 30 of farmland in the United States was used to produce fodder for horses and mules.

The situation had deteriorated further with the construction of the wall, which had ruined wide areas of farmland, destroyed their natural resources and caused the displacement of thousands of Palestinians.

Africa s farmers produce roughly one third or less food per hectare of farmland than their counterparts around the world, resulting in massive hunger, which is exacerbated by a heavy disease burden.

The floods killed more than 600 people, displaced 1.7 million and affected as many as 34 million people, destroying nearly 1 million houses and more than 1.4 million acres of farmland.