JABS publishes rigorously reviewed, high-impact research spanning plant sciences, animal sciences and the basic sciences
— connecting academic discovery with real-world application.
JABS — the Journal of Agriculture and Basic Sciences — exists to accelerate the dissemination of quality, peer-reviewed research to stakeholders across academia and industry, promoting both fundamental and applied science.
Delivering the latest research-based knowledge to scientists, educators and policymakers worldwide.
Upholding rigorous editorial and peer-review standards across every submission.
Bridging laboratory discovery and field application through accessible, open digital media.
JABS welcomes both academic and applied research that pushes forward our understanding of Agriculture and Basic Sciences.
Genetics, breeding, agronomy, crop physiology and sustainable cultivation research.
Submit in this areaLivestock production, animal health, theriogenology and veterinary research.
Submit in this areaBiology, chemistry, biotechnology and the foundational sciences underpinning applied research.
Submit in this areaPrepare your manuscript as per our author guidelines and submit online.
Our editorial board reviews focusing on scope, originality and formatting.
Independent subject-matter experts evaluate your work on merit.
Accepted articles are copyedited, assigned a DOI and published.
We invite original research articles, reviews and short communications in plant sciences, animal sciences and basic sciences for our upcoming issue.
Submit Your ManuscriptOur editorial board brings together academics from universities across the globe to uphold the journal's scientific integrity.
Ex-Dean, Faculty of Agriculture, University of Agriculture, Faisalabad
School of Biological Sciences, University of Liverpool, UK
Diversity and Collection Management, Leibniz Institute of Plant Genetics and Crop Plant Research, Germany
Faculty of Science and Engineering, Victoria University of Wellington, New Zealand
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