IJOEAR proudly announces its NAAS Rating of 4.23, recognizing excellence in agricultural research publishing. This rating reflects originality, rigorous peer review, and global impact, enhancing the credibility and visibility of published research.
Read MoreThe NAAS Journal Rating 2025, released by the National Academy of Agricultural Sciences, serves as a trusted benchmark for evaluating agricultural research journals, helping researchers choose credible platforms to enhance their work's impact.
Read MoreThe NAAS score evaluates agricultural research journals based on originality, scientific quality, and impact. This transparent system ensures researchers publish in journals that meet high academic and professional standards.
Read MoreScopus is a leading database that indexes high-quality research publications. Publishing in Scopus-indexed journals enhances credibility, ensuring peer-reviewed, impactful contributions in agriculture, environment, and food science.
Read MoreAGRICOLA (AGRICultural OnLine Access) provides access to high-quality agricultural and environmental research. It helps researchers stay informed on emerging trends and groundbreaking studies for sustainable development.
Read MoreAPSIM is an advanced tool for modeling crop growth, yield, and environmental impact. It aids researchers in optimizing agricultural practices, improving sustainability, and addressing climate change challenges.
Read MoreNAAS categorizes agricultural journals into Category I (with Impact Factor) and Category II (without Impact Factor). These classifications help researchers find reputable publication platforms in agricultural sciences.
Read MoreCropSyst is a powerful crop simulation model that analyzes crop growth, yield, and water use. It supports sustainable farming by evaluating different management practices and adaptation strategies.
Read MoreThe Environmental Impact Database (EI) provides crucial insights into sustainability challenges and policy decisions. It aids researchers, educators, and policymakers in addressing global environmental concerns.
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