Journal of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences

About Journal

The Journal of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences (ISSN: 3064-9846) is a multidisciplinary platform committed to advancing scientific understanding across agriculture, environmental management, and earth sciences. By fostering academic dialogue among agronomists, environmental scientists, geologists, ecologists, climate researchers, soil scientists, and sustainability experts, this journal serves as a critical hub for research that explores the interconnection between natural resources, ecological processes, and human activity.

In a rapidly evolving global climate, this journal supports and disseminates research that addresses food security, sustainable land management, biodiversity conservation, soil health, climate resilience, and the impact of human interventions on natural ecosystems. The journal offers an avenue for researchers to publish high-quality work that has direct relevance to global environmental challenges and agricultural development.

A Comprehensive Scope Across Interconnected Disciplines

The journal bridges the gap between agricultural innovation, earth science analysis, and environmental stewardship. As food systems, ecosystems, and climatic factors are deeply interlinked, the need for a unified academic space that embraces all these aspects is more pressing than ever.

Agricultural Sciences: This component of the journal is dedicated to enhancing crop productivity, soil fertility, pest management, agricultural biotechnology, sustainable irrigation practices, and livestock development. Researchers working on precision agriculture, agroecology, agronomic modelling, and post-harvest technologies are also encouraged to submit their work. The journal actively promotes research that focuses on sustainable farming practices that can withstand climate variability and support long-term food security.

Earth Sciences: Geology, geomorphology, hydrology, geophysics, and mineralogy are key pillars of this discipline. Articles investigating earth surface processes, seismic activity, mineral resources, groundwater dynamics, erosion, and landform evolution are highly relevant. This section also explores the impact of anthropogenic activities such as mining and deforestation on geological formations and soil degradation.

Environmental Sciences: Covering environmental pollution, conservation biology, climate change, ecological risk assessments, ecosystem services, and environmental policy, this section welcomes research that offers both scientific and policy insights. Studies focusing on air and water quality, the role of vegetation in carbon sequestration, biodiversity loss, and restoration ecology contribute significantly to the academic and practical understanding of environmental sustainability.

Focus on Practical Relevance and Global Impact

The Journal of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences prioritizes research that presents practical solutions to real-world problems. Submissions that demonstrate measurable environmental benefits, offer field-tested solutions, or propose scalable models for land management, reforestation, and water conservation are particularly encouraged. Whether the work is based in a rural village or a high-tech laboratory, research must be clearly relevant to contemporary global concerns such as climate adaptation, desertification, food sovereignty, and ecological restoration.

Encouraging Regional and Global Studies

The journal values both region-specific research and broader global-scale investigations. Case studies from developing countries, especially those focusing on traditional agricultural knowledge or community-driven conservation efforts, are welcome. Simultaneously, we also invite cross-regional comparative studies and meta-analyses that synthesize findings across multiple geographies to inform global policy or environmental strategies.

Keywords That Guide the Journal’s Vision

The journal welcomes submissions in areas such as:
Sustainable agriculture; Soil science and soil degradation; Climate-smart farming; Irrigation efficiency; Land-use change; Ecosystem restoration; Environmental toxicology; Carbon footprint assessment; Biodiversity conservation; Agroforestry systems; Earth system science; Environmental pollution control; Organic farming; Hydrological modeling; Remote sensing and GIS applications in agriculture; Agricultural policy and economics; Sustainable land management; Climate resilience in agriculture; Watershed management; Greenhouse gas emissions from agriculture

These keywords serve not only to guide the journal’s thematic content but also reflect the diversity of disciplines that intersect within the journal’s scope.

To cover a wide range of scientific communication, the journal accepts multiple types of submissions:

Original Research Articles that report novel findings backed by data, experimentation, or field observation.

Review Articles that comprehensively analyse current trends or summarise progress in a specific domain.

Case Studies that highlight unique local challenges, innovative field applications, or traditional ecological knowledge.

Short Communications for preliminary but promising research findings.

Methodological Papers that introduce new techniques, instruments, or analytical approaches.

Perspectives and Commentaries that explore emerging issues, policy implications, or ethical considerations in agriculture, environment, or geology.

Every submitted manuscript undergoes a thorough peer review process involving experts from relevant disciplines. Manuscripts are assessed for originality, scientific rigour, clarity, and relevance. The editorial team works to ensure that accepted manuscripts reflect the highest academic standards and contribute meaningfully to current scientific discourse.

While the journal serves a global research audience, it also ensures that content remains accessible and beneficial to policymakers, agricultural extension officers, environmental agencies, educators, and practitioners. By encouraging knowledge dissemination across sectors, the journal aims to facilitate evidence-based decisions that lead to sustainable development.

Our Commitment to Interdisciplinary Advancement

Recognizing that solutions to environmental and agricultural challenges lie at the intersection of disciplines, the Journal of Agricultural, Earth and Environmental Sciences invites collaboration among researchers from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. We promote an interdisciplinary culture that values input from both natural and social sciences, integrating technical insights with cultural, economic, and ethical perspectives.

Connecting Research to Action

The journal aims not just to archive knowledge, but to empower action. It seeks to be a bridge between scientific discovery and real-world implementation by spotlighting research that influences agricultural policies, environmental regulations, land-use planning, and educational curricula. As a platform for responsible science, we welcome contributions that are rooted in scientific credibility and demonstrate a commitment to sustainable, inclusive development.