Aims
The Journal of Agrosciences & Agribusiness (JAA) aims to advance the frontiers of agricultural sciences, agribusiness, technological innovation, and sustainable development by publishing high-quality, original, and impactful research that addresses the evolving challenges of global agriculture. The journal is committed to fostering scientific excellence through the dissemination of rigorous, evidence-based research that contributes to improved agricultural productivity, food security, environmental sustainability, and resilient agricultural systems.
JAA seeks to bridge the gap between scientific discovery and practical implementation by promoting interdisciplinary research that translates innovative ideas into real-world agricultural technologies, products, services, management practices, and policy solutions. The journal encourages collaboration among researchers, industry professionals, entrepreneurs, policymakers, extension specialists, and agricultural practitioners to accelerate innovation and strengthen the global agricultural ecosystem.
Through its commitment to scientific integrity, editorial excellence, and international collaboration, JAA aspires to become a leading global platform for publishing transformative research that advances agricultural science, supports evidence-based decision-making, promotes sustainable agribusiness, and contributes to the development of productive, resilient, and environmentally responsible agricultural systems worldwide.
Scope
The Journal of Agrosciences & Agribusiness (JAA) welcomes original research articles, systematic reviews, meta-analyses, narrative reviews, mini-reviews, perspective articles, case studies, technology notes, field validation reports, industry–academia bridge articles, farmer-centered innovation articles, short communications, and commentaries across all areas of agricultural sciences, agribusiness, and agricultural innovation.
The journal's scope includes, but is not limited to, the following areas:
- Agricultural Sciences
- Agribusiness and Agricultural Economics
- Agricultural Biotechnology
- Plant Science and Crop Improvement
- Soil Science and Soil Health
- Crop Protection and Integrated Pest Management
- Biologicals and Bioinputs
- Biofertilizers, Biostimulants, Biopesticides, and Bioherbicides
- Plant Physiology and Abiotic/Biotic Stress Biology
- Microbial Technologies and Plant–Microbe Interactions
- Sustainable, Regenerative, and Climate-Smart Agriculture
- Climate-Resilient Crop Production Systems
- Precision Agriculture and Smart Farming Technologies
- Digital Agriculture, Artificial Intelligence, Machine Learning, and Big Data Analytics
- Remote Sensing, Geographic Information Systems (GIS), and Agricultural Informatics
- Agricultural Engineering and Mechanization
- Irrigation and Water Resource Management
- Horticulture, Agronomy, and Cropping Systems
- Food Security and Sustainable Food Systems
- Agricultural Innovation and Technology Transfer
- Product Development and Commercialization
- Intellectual Property and Innovation Management
- Agricultural Entrepreneurship and Science-Based Startups
- Rural Development, Agricultural Policy, and Extension Services
- Environmental Sustainability and Natural Resource Management
- Biodiversity Conservation and Ecosystem Services
- Circular Agriculture, Resource Valorization, and Bioeconomy
- Agricultural Supply Chains and Value Chain Management
- Farmer-Centered Innovation and Technology Adoption
- Regulatory Science and Commercialization Pathways
- Emerging Technologies in Agriculture and Agribusiness
- Interdisciplinary Research Connecting Science, Innovation, and Business
JAA particularly encourages submissions that demonstrate strong scientific rigor while highlighting practical applications, technology transfer, commercialization potential, and real-world impact. The journal welcomes interdisciplinary research that integrates scientific excellence with innovation, sustainability, economic viability, and societal benefit, contributing to the advancement of modern agriculture and the global agribusiness sector.