Aim and Scope
The Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development (AJARD) provides a forum for innovative and scholarly research on agricultural geography, planning and development, agronomy and crop science, and soil and plant sciences.
Primarily, the journal aims to disseminate the research of agronomists and agricultural scientists engaged in the implementation of science and technology in such areas as agribusiness, crop science, plant genetics, and soil science. This research corpus comprises biology, chemistry, economics, ecology, agricultural genetics in the production of healthier food, and environmental monitoring. Consequently, it will contribute to the debate on the sustainable achievement of global economic and social development goals.
Articles are invited in the following four subject areas:
Agriculture (Economics, Extension, Business, Geography,
Planning, Rural Development and Technology)
- Agricultural and rural policy analysis
- Agricultural and Rural Sociology
- Agricultural economics and policy impact assessments
- Agricultural finance and investment strategies
- Agricultural machinery development and automation
- Agricultural R&D systems and knowledge transfer
- Businesses and financial risks affecting agriculture and agribusiness
- Capacity building and farmer education programs
- Community resilience and social capital in agricultural settings
- Development and adoption of agricultural machinery and technologies
- Development of rural-related agricultural industries
- Gender, youth, and labor issues in rural areas
- ICT and digital innovation in agricultural extension
- Intelligent agricultural equipment and agricultural aviation
- Microfinance and microcredit for agriculture and rural livelihoods
- Migration, rural-urban linkages, and cultural change
- Planning and development of rural areas
- Remote sensing, GIS, and spatial data analysis in agriculture
- Risk management in agriculture and agribusiness enterprises
- Rural household behavior and socio-economic transformation
- Social dynamics in farming communities
- Spatial dynamics of agricultural systems and rural landscapes
- Sustainable agribusiness models and innovations
- Use of Geographical Information Systems (GIS) in agriculture and rural planning
- Value chain analysis and agribusiness marketing
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Agronomy and Crop Science
- Crop breeding, genetics, and biotechnology
- Crop physiology and ecology
- Crop–soil and crop–livestock interactions
- Environmental influences on crop production and products
- Horticultural and floricultural crop management
- Industrial and bioenergy crop development
- Organic farming systems and certification
- Smart farming solutions
- Soil health, plant nutrition, and sustainable input management
- Sustainable farming and cropping systems
- Water use efficiency and irrigation strategies in agronomy
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Plant Science and Forestry
- Advances in plant biotechnology and molecular breeding
- Forestry management and silvicultural practices
- Plant genetics and evolutionary biology
- Plant morphology, physiology, and systematics
- Tree planting and forest restoration in rural development contexts
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Soil Science
- Physical, chemical, and biological soil processes
- Soil biodiversity and ecosystem services
- Soil fertility, nutrition, and nutrient cycling
- Soil chemistry, biochemistry, and remediation
- Soil classification, mapping, and distribution
- Soil and water conservation strategies
- Sustainable land use and soil management technologies
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Agricultural Product Safety, Livestock, and Civil Agriculture
- Food safety and health standards for agricultural products
- Innovations in animal production and livestock systems
- Civil engineering applications in agriculture
- Environmental and health impacts of agricultural practices
Average Time
The average time between submission and final decision is 35 working days; the average time between acceptance and final publication is 30–40 days.
DOIs at the article level
Each article published in the Asian Journal of Agriculture and Rural Development will be assigned a DOI. Click
HERE for more details about digital object identifiers (DOI).
Publication Frequency
The journal is published Quarterly (4 issues per year: March, June, September, December).
Contact Us
Information & submission : ajard@aessweb.com