Multiple foreign countries and investment groups have been quietly acquiring land designated for agriculture in the United States over the past decade. Foreign interests presently control 37.6 million acres of pasture, timber, and farmland. This amounts to an area roughly the size of Iowa, or Illinois. Holdings of U.S. agricultural land by foreign investors grew 55 percent…

Chinese state companies are buying up U.S. farmland, part of a strategic process behind the global land grab by the Chinese Communist Party. What is it for? A new 300-acre land purchase near a U.S. Air Force base may give us indications. I also speak with Rachelle Peterson and Ian Oxnevad from the National Association…