China producing beef in Zimbabwe to export back to China

[midnight rambler]

Wow. Their plans are crystal clear.

https://archive.ph/NnKAB



“What matters most is what the Chinese do with the land,” said J. Peter Pham, a longtime Africa analyst who served as the Trump administration’s envoy to Africa’s Great Lakes region. In the Democratic Republic of the Congo, “they got approval from the previous regime to take 100,000 hectares to produce for palm oil,” the cultivation of which causes damaging deforestation. “And in Zimbabwe, they’re producing beef for export back to China, which is neither a sustainable nor wise use of farmland in a country where people go hungry for want of basic staples.”

[keehah]

"Wow. Their plans are crystal clear."

agdaily.com: New Dutch emission rules hamstring farmers & threaten food security (https://www.agdaily.com/news/dutch-emission-rules-hamstring-farmers-food-security/)

June 30, 2022
Thousands of farmers in the Netherlands have been hitting the streets on their tractors to rally against new emission regulations from the Dutch government. Less than a century ago, food security was a priority for this European country, but now, officials may have forgotten those roots.

With over 50,000 farmers and millions of animals occupying the Netherlands, many are now facing shutdowns. New regulations may force farmers to cut production and herd numbers by up to 30 percent to meet emission requirements by the state.

The government is slated to cut nitrogen oxide and ammonia by 50 percent by 2030 and has already allocated €25 billion to assist in shifting farms to meet new requirements. The government in the past has called on farmers to use feed for their animals that contains less protein as a way of reducing ammonia emissions.

Farms near national parks are being hit the hardest. Claiming that ecosystems have been damaged by nitrogen pollution, the government plans to cut greenhouse gas nitrogen by up to 70 percent in areas closer to nature reserves.

Over 40,000 farmers have gathered to protest the new regulations, taking to the highways and cities on their tractors.

“I don’t think I have a future in farming because we must reduce our cattle by 70 percent.

[osoab]

How much land is growing for the (((chinese))) within the states.

Remember the chinese general buying the land down in Texas?

[midnight rambler]

"Wow. Their plans are crystal clear."

agdaily.com: New Dutch emission rules hamstring farmers & threaten food security (https://www.agdaily.com/news/dutch-emission-rules-hamstring-farmers-food-security/)

I was referring to the plans of the ChiComs, that's an entirely different set of plans!