Scope assessment
Submissions are considered in relation to the magazine’s crop, soil and agro-ecosystem remit.
Editorial information
Research guided by subject knowledge
Agronomy’s editorial structure brings relevant crop, soil and environmental expertise to the assessment and presentation of submitted work.
Clear editorial oversightScope, review and publication decisions follow a documented workflow.
About editorial oversight
The editorial group supports Agronomy Journal’s coverage of field crops, crop physiology, irrigation, soil management, cropping systems, resource efficiency and agricultural landscapes. Subject expertise helps identify appropriate review routes and preserve the context of each study.
This page provides an archival overview of the disciplines represented by the editorial advisory group. Individual roles and affiliations can change, so contributor questions should be directed to info@agronomyjournal.it-html.com.
Subject alignment
Editorial handling reflects the methods, production systems and environmental questions involved.
Useful presentation
Records are structured so readers can understand focus, evidence and available formats.
Advisory disciplines
Areas represented
The archived board information reflects a broad network of agronomic disciplines rather than a directory of personal contacts.
Field crop Agronomy Journal
Crop establishment, management, yield formation and production quality.
Crop physiology
Plant response to water, salinity, light and other environmental conditions.
Soil science
Soil properties, organic matter, nutrient cycling and amendment strategies.
Irrigation and water use
Crop water requirements, scheduling, evapotranspiration and efficiency.
Cropping systems
Rotations, conservation practices and sustainable intensification.
Forage and grassland
Fodder crops, managed grazing and the restoration of productive landscapes.
Horticultural crops
Vegetable systems, crop quality and production responses to management.
Agro-environmental analysis
Environmental effects, climate adaptation and resilient land management.
Crop modelling
Simulation, remote observation and methods for comparing management scenarios.
Rural and landscape systems
Agricultural policy, land use and connections between farms and landscapes.
How editorial handling works
A concise route from initial scope assessment to an organised publication record.
Submit
Authors provide the manuscript and supporting record through the contributor workspace.
Assess
The submission is checked for relevance to Agronomy Journal’s subject coverage.
Review
Appropriate subject review supports an informed editorial decision.
Present
Accepted material is organised with context and available reading formats.
Editorial questions
What subjects fall within Agronomy Journal’s scope?
The site covers crop science, soil management, plant response, irrigation, rotations, resource efficiency, agro-ecosystems and closely related environmental research.
Where is the peer-review process explained?
The established process is available in the editorial policies.
How do authors prepare a submission?
Review the author guidelines before opening the submission workspace.
Can I register as a reviewer?
You can create an account and consult the reviewer information.
Where can contributors track their work?
Registered authors can use the author workspace to view submission status.
How can I ask an editorial question?
Contact Agronomy Journal at info@agronomyjournal.it-html.com.
Contributor workspace
Direct routes for authors, reviewers and editorial users.