Experimental Agriculture publishes original research that seeks to improve agricultural production systems worldwide. It emphasizes rigorous experimental methodologies and quantitative analysis to address key challenges in crop and livestock production. The journal serves as a valuable resource for agricultural scientists, researchers, and policymakers aiming to enhance food security and sustainable agricultural practices.
The scope encompasses a diverse range of topics, including crop physiology, agronomy, soil science, plant breeding, livestock nutrition, and agricultural engineering. It features studies conducted in both temperate and tropical regions. Experimental Agriculture is indexed in prominent databases, including CAB Abstracts and Web of Science. Its target audience includes agricultural researchers, extension officers, and policymakers in developed and developing countries.
Researchers are encouraged to submit high-quality, impactful work to Experimental Agriculture. The journal aims to drive innovations in agricultural production systems, ultimately contributing to sustainable food security and improved livelihoods for farmers globally. It provides a forum for disseminating cutting-edge research that addresses the complex challenges facing agriculture today.