The International Journal of Modern Agricultural Sciences and Technology (IJMAST) aims to provide an international, interdisciplinary and scholarly platform for the publication of original, innovative and ethically conducted research in agricultural sciences, agricultural technology and allied disciplines. The journal seeks to promote scientific knowledge, technological advancement and evidence-based practices that contribute to sustainable agricultural production, food and nutritional security, environmental conservation, rural development and the responsible management of natural resources.
IJMAST welcomes high-quality original research articles, review papers, systematic reviews, short communications, case studies, technical reports and interdisciplinary studies addressing both fundamental and applied aspects of agriculture. The journal encourages research that integrates traditional agricultural knowledge with modern scientific methods, digital technologies, biotechnology, engineering, data science and climate-resilient practices.
The scope of the journal includes agronomy, crop science, horticulture, soil science, plant nutrition, genetics, plant breeding, genomics, agricultural biotechnology, seed science, plant protection, agricultural microbiology, agricultural engineering, farm mechanization, irrigation and water management, precision agriculture, artificial intelligence, Internet of Things, robotics, drones, remote sensing, GIS and agricultural informatics.
IJMAST also publishes research related to sustainable and climate-smart agriculture, organic and natural farming, agricultural meteorology, post-harvest technology, food processing, livestock, dairy, poultry, fisheries, aquaculture, forestry, agroforestry, agricultural economics, agribusiness, agricultural extension, rural development, environmental science, renewable energy, agricultural policy and education.
Manuscripts submitted to IJMAST should demonstrate academic originality, methodological clarity, scientific relevance and a meaningful contribution to agricultural knowledge, technological innovation or sustainable development. Studies of local, national and international significance are considered, provided that their findings offer clear scholarly, practical or policy-related value.
