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Read More Read more about Commitment to Open Access and Peer Review StandardsThe Editorial Collective is proud to launch the first volume of the Journal of Agricultural Research & Sustainability (JARS). As we move through 2026, the global agricultural sector faces the dual pressure of increasing food demand and the urgent need for environmental restoration. JARS provides a dedicated platform for interdisciplinary research that prioritizes soil health, biodiversity, and the digital transformation of farming.
Our inaugural issue, "Regenerative Resilience," showcases pioneering studies on the intersection of ancient land stewardship and modern technological innovation. From the application of AI in precision irrigation to the measurable impacts of carbon farming, this volume highlights the transition toward a truly circular agrifood system.
Key Themes in this Issue:
Soil Microbiome Health: Restoring carbon-starved soils through microbial inoculation.
Precision Agriculture: Utilizing IoT and satellite data to reduce chemical inputs.
Vertical & Urban Systems: Evaluating the resource efficiency of 2026-era hydroponic technology.
Agroecology: Integrating livestock and polyculture to mimic natural ecosystems.
Journal of Agricultural Research & Sustainability Advancing Sustainable Innovation
Call for Papers: Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026) ISSN: Pending
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