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Robert Kiyosaki discusses large-scale farmland acquisitions by Bill Gates and China

1 report, 1 independent Updated Oct 10
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Robert Kiyosaki shared an analysis on Instagram about the acquisition of U.S. farmland by Bill Gates and China. Kiyosaki stated that Bill Gates owns roughly 270,000 acres of U.S. farmland. Separately, reports indicate Chinese holdings of U.S. agricultural land exceed 380,000 acres.

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Kiyosaki suggested that the interest in farmland extends beyond these two buyers, noting that pension funds, insurance companies, and sovereign wealth funds are also acquiring the asset. He explained that these institutions are positioning themselves to protect capital.

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  • Robert KiyosakiAmerican finance author who shared analysis on the farmland acquisition trend
  • Bill GatesAmerican businessman and investor who owns a large amount of U.S. farmland

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