Farm Lands of Guinea Invited to Evaluate Replicating Its Innovative Agricultural Restoration Model in Neighboring West African Countries

LONDON, Nov. 23, 2011 /PRNewswire/ -- Following its progress in the Republic of Guinea, Farm Lands of Guinea, Inc. (OTC BB: FLGI), which intends to restore a quarter of a million acres of underutilized West African agricultural land, has been invited by neighboring governments to investigate the possibilities of replicating its business model there as well. 

A survey started on Monday in the Republic of Sierra Leone covering 11,900 hectares of land to the west of the River Tai, which enjoys generous annual rainfall and may be suitable for large scale rice production.  "The economy of Sierra Leone is being rebuilt stage by stage under the vigorous democracy which followed the resolution of its civil war," said FLGI CEO Mark Keegan on location. 

In addition, FLGI has established a subsidiary company in The Gambia which has applied for land on the north bank of The Gambia River.  "The Gambia is well known internationally for its thriving tourist industry.  It is also a fertile country and the democratically elected government actively encourages diversification," continued Mr. Keegan.  Farm Lands of Guinea is confident that the application of capital and modern methods will have a significant impact on the productivity of the whole West African region. 

"Opportunities exist for a good return on investment, but more importantly, these endeavors will lift large numbers of people out of poverty and provide a secure food supply," said Mr. Keegan.  "The key to FLGI's program is to make the people we serve across all sectors into stakeholders," concluded Mr. Keegan.

About Farm Lands of Guinea, Inc.

FLGI through its 90%-owned subsidiary, Land & Resources (Guinea) SA ("Land & Resources") is a development- stage agricultural company in the Republic of Guinea ("Guinea").  It is engaged in rehabilitating land, and restoring arable production using modern agricultural techniques and practices.  Land & Resources currently plans to develop 8,815 hectares in the villages of N'Dema and Konindou to grow maize and soybeans in rotation as a pilot program for the development of 98,400 hectares lying to the south and east of Saraya.

FLGI proposes to develop the leased land to grow in rotation, maize and soybeans.  Given the rainfall, the temperature profile and the nature of the soil, it is anticipated that the land when developed will produce up to four tons of soybeans per hectare.  The rotation will be one year of maize followed by two years of soya.  The completion of FLGI's agricultural activities will result in a multi-million dollar inward investment into the Republic of Guinea which is recovering fast under its new democratically elected Government.

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CONTACTS:

Michael Barton, CFO
Farm Lands of Guinea, Inc.
+44 1257 480597
http://www.farmlandsofguinea.com

Dan McClory, Managing Director
Hunter Wise Financial Group
+1 949 732 4102
[email protected]

SOURCE Farm Lands of Guinea, Inc.