About this publication

Research context for better Agronomy Journal

Agronomy Journal is The Agronomist magazine, an editorial home for research and practical knowledge about crops, soils, resource use and resilient farming systems.

This page explains the publication's scope, editorial process and routes for readers, authors and reviewers.

Agricultural researcher examining a cereal crop in the field
Evidence, clearly organisedResearch records, policies and contributor guidance in one structured resource.
Purpose and scope

Connecting agronomic evidence with field decisions

Agronomy Journal presents work relevant to crop production, soil processes, plant response and the management of agricultural landscapes. Its subject range includes rotations, fertility, water use, crop adaptation, biomass, biodiversity and the environmental dimensions of farming.

The publication serves researchers, agronomists, advisers and engaged growers who need an orderly route through study records and available full-text formats. Readers can move from current work to earlier issues, search by author or title, and explore focused subject collections.

Editorial and submission information is documented through dedicated policy pages so contributors can understand requirements before beginning a manuscript.

How we work

A documented path helps maintain context from initial submission through publication and long-term discovery.

01 · SCOPE

Define relevance

Work is considered in relation to the publication's agronomic remit and section policies.

02 · REVIEW

Evaluate the work

Submissions follow the stated editorial and peer-review process.

03 · PRESENT

Organise the record

Article context and available formats are arranged for clear reading.

04 · ARCHIVE

Keep it discoverable

Issue, title, author and search routes support continued access.

Questions about Agronomy Journal

What subjects does Agronomy Journal cover?

The scope includes crop science, soil management, plant response, rotations, resource efficiency, agro-ecosystems and related environmental research. The detailed remit is available under focus and scope.

How does peer review work?

The documented peer-review process explains how submissions are evaluated and moved through editorial consideration.

Where can I find submission requirements?

Start with the author guidelines and the online submission instructions.

How do I submit and monitor a manuscript?

Authors can submit a manuscript and use the author workspace to track its status.

Can I browse earlier publications?

Yes. Use the issue archive, or browse by author and by title.

Where are ethics and privacy details published?

Publication ethics appear in the editorial policies, while personal-data information appears in the privacy statement.

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