The Journal of Agrosciences & Agribusiness (JAA) publishes original, high-quality, and scientifically rigorous research that advances knowledge in agricultural sciences, agribusiness, innovation, sustainability, and translational agriculture. Authors are expected to prepare manuscripts in clear, concise, and grammatically accurate English, adhering to the highest standards of scientific writing, research integrity, and publication ethics.
Manuscripts should present novel findings supported by robust methodology, transparent reporting, and evidence-based conclusions. Authors are encouraged to emphasize the scientific significance, practical relevance, and potential impact of their work on agriculture, food systems, environmental sustainability, technology development, and agribusiness.
Manuscript Preparation
A typical Original Research Article should include:
- Title
- Author Names and Affiliations
- Corresponding Author Information
- Abstract
- Keywords (4–8)
- Introduction
- Materials and Methods
- Results
- Discussion
- Conclusions
- Acknowledgments (where applicable)
- Funding Statement
- Conflict of Interest Statement
- Data Availability Statement
- References
- Figures and Tables
Scientific Reporting Standards
Authors should ensure that every manuscript clearly presents:
- The scientific question or research objective.
- The rationale and significance of the study.
- The methodology employed.
- The principal findings.
- The limitations of the research.
- The scientific, technological, or practical implications of the findings.
Research should be reported transparently, accurately, and in sufficient detail to allow critical evaluation and, where appropriate, reproducibility.
Translational and Applied Research
As a journal committed to bridging scientific discovery with practical implementation, JAA strongly encourages authors to discuss the translational relevance of their research. Where appropriate, manuscripts should address:
- Practical applications
- Technology transfer opportunities
- Validation requirements
- Implementation challenges
- Future development pathways
- Potential benefits for agriculture, industry, policymakers, and society
Innovation and Agribusiness Relevance
Where commercial, technological, or agribusiness applications are proposed, authors should provide a clear scientific rationale supported by evidence. Claims regarding innovation or commercialization should be realistic, scientifically justified, and demonstrate their potential contribution to agricultural advancement. The journal does not require business plans, financial projections, or market analyses; however, all applied claims must be supported by sound scientific evidence and presented within an appropriate agricultural context.
Language and Presentation
Manuscripts should be written in professional academic English using clear, objective, and precise scientific language. Authors whose first language is not English are strongly encouraged to seek professional language editing prior to submission. Submissions may be returned for language revision before entering peer review if the quality of English substantially limits scientific evaluation.
Publication Ethics
JAA is committed to maintaining the highest standards of publication ethics and scientific integrity. Authors must ensure that submitted work is original, has not been published previously, and is not under consideration elsewhere. All submissions should comply with internationally recognized ethical guidelines and include appropriate disclosures relating to funding, conflicts of interest, data availability, and the responsible use of artificial intelligence tools where applicable.
The Editorial Office reserves the right to return manuscripts that do not comply with the journal's formatting requirements, ethical policies, or scientific standards before they are considered for peer review.