Journal of Farming

Aims and Scope

Journal of Farming (JF) is committed to publishing original, high-quality research that advances our understanding of the science, technology, and economics of farming. Journal of Farming (JF) encourages original research, review articles, shorter communications, commentaries, letters to the editor, and book reviews from various disciplines related to farming and agriculture.

JF is to bring together leading researchers, policymakers, and practitioners to foster an exchange of ideas and the expansion of knowledge in the field of farming. Through the publication of innovative research, we seek to develop an understanding of farming and agriculture and promote their successful application in the real world.

Farming is an important and integral part of human life and holds immense importance worldwide. Agricultural production is increasing across the globe to meet the demands of the ever-growing human population. This involves the use of various scientific methods and technologies to enhance productivity and extract maximum benefits from the land. As the demands of society continue to grow, the need for improvements and advances in agricultural techniques is of utmost priority.

In order to facilitate the sharing of knowledge and information related to farming, the Journal of Farming (JF) has been established. JF encompasses the comprehensive study and advancement of various aspects of farming and its related technologies. The journal covers a variety of topics ranging from soil and water conservation, crop production, genetic engineering, pest and disease research, post-harvest technology, and regional trends in agriculture. All the submitted manuscripts undergo a rigorous and thorough peer review process. Both theoretical and practical approaches are welcomed, in addition to original research. 

JF publishes research from a broad range of perspectives, including production techniques, pest control, nutrition, soil science, economics and markets, social aspects, law and policy, and more. The journal welcomes fresh, novel perspectives from all areas of research; from agronomy and food technology to environmental engineering, public health, and sociology. JF encourages new ideas and promotes the development of agricultural sciences throughout the globe and aims to be recognized as the leading journal in this field. Article submissions, reviews, editorials, and letters that explore any of the issues related to farming are welcomed. This is indeed a unique and exciting platform that promises to provide the finest and most significant research related to farming in the future. 

Below mentioned are a few keywords which belong to the scope of the journal, but are not limited to. For an instance, contact us at [email protected]

• Vegetables
• Amino acids
• Horticulture
• Biotechnology
• Entomology
• Poultry
• Livestock
• Genetic engineering
• Agronomy
• Organic farming
• Regenerative agriculture
• Bioremediation
• Food processing
• Animal science
• Dairy farming
• Sustainable agriculture
• Agricultural engineering
• Essential nutrients
• Agroforestry
• Plant science
• Rural development
• Plant pathology
• Precision agriculture
• Agricultural practices
• Farm management
• Crop production
• Livestock production
• Sustainable farming
• Organic farming
• Precision agriculture
• Agroforestry
• Agroecology
• Food systems
• Soil management
• Irrigation
• Pest management
• Farm technology
• Rural development
• Agricultural policy
• Climate-smart agriculture
• Agribusiness
• Food security
• Agricultural education
• Farmer decision-making
• Agricultural economics
• Agricultural finance
• Agricultural marketing
• Agricultural engineering
• Agricultural extension
• Land use
• Farm labor
• Agricultural machinery
• Animal husbandry
• Farm animal welfare
• Crop breeding
• Plant genetics
• Plant biotechnology
• Seed production
• Agrochemicals
• Farm-to-table
• Agricultural sustainability
• Agricultural innovation
• Agricultural resilience
• Agricultural technology transfer
• Agricultural research
• Soil health
• Water management
• Fertilizer management
• Farming systems
• Livestock management
• Agro-food industry
• Agricultural trade
• Agriculture and rural livelihoods