How China sunk its teeth into US farmland:

China bought 300 acres in North Dakota 20 minutes from military base
The China-based food producer Fufeng Group plans to build a corn-milling plant on its newly acquired 300 acres of land in Grand Forks, North Dakota The land is 20 minutes west of Grand Forks Air Force Base, where some of the nation’s most sensitive drone and communications technologies are based
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Jim Andrew is Executive Vice President, Chief Sustainability Officer for PepsiCo. It’s a target that companies worldwide are seeking to meet – including many, like PepsiCo, that are part of the Science Based Targets Network, a group of companies, NGOs, consultancies and coalitions aiming to road-test measurement and reporting methodologies that can help maintain a balanced planetary ecosystem.
Is farming China’s only aim in North Dakota? Probably not
North Dakota Senator Kevin Cramer (R) finds it problematic that a Chinese company has been allowed to purchase 370 acres of productive farmland near Grand Forks, which is also home to Grand Forks Air Force Base, which houses sensitive drone technology connected to space and satellite operations.
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