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$180 Million Plan to Revitalize African Soil

29 January 2008 No Comment Written by: Bryan Moats

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If all goes well according to the proposed scheme, 6.3 hectares of depleted agricultural soil in Sub-Saharan Africa will be resuscitated in a five year plan announced by the Alliance for a Green Revolution in Africa. The plan to restore the soil’s fertility is due in part to a $164.5 million grant from the Bill and Melinda Gates foundation and $15 million from the always helpful Rockefeller Foundation.

Read more about it at the AGRA site.

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