Why
Is George Soros Selling Gold And Buying Farmland?
Food prices
are skyrocketing all across the globe, and there’s
no end in sight. The United Nations says food
inflation is currently at 30% a year, and the
fast-eroding value of the dollar is causing food
prices to appear even higher (in contrast to a
weakening currency). As the dollar drops in value due
to runaway money printing at the Federal Reserve, the
cost to import foods from other nations looks to
double in just the next two years — and possibly
every two years thereafter. That’s probably why
investors around the globe are flocking to farmland as
the new growth industry. “Investors are pouring into
farmland in the U.S. and parts of Europe, Latin
America and Africa as global food prices soar,”
reports Bloomberg magazine. “A fund controlled by
George Soros, the billionaire hedge-fund manager, owns
23.4 percent of South American farmland venture
Adecoagro SA.” Jim Rogers is also quoted in the same
story, saying, “I have frequently told people that
one of the best investments in the world will be
farmland.” That’s because demand for food is
accelerating even as radical climate changes, a loss
of fossil water supplies, and the failure of
genetically engineered crops is actually reducing food
yields around the globe