About the Journal

The Eco AgriTech Frontiers (EATF) is a biannual, peer-reviewed, open-access academic journal published by Future Scope Research Institute (SMC-Private) Limited. The journal serves as a comprehensive platform for the dissemination of interdisciplinary research at the intersection of agriculture, ecological sustainability, and emerging technologies.

EATF is committed to promoting innovation and sustainability across all domains of agriculture, including crop sciences, soil health, livestock production, agribusiness, agroecology, agricultural engineering, food systems, and rural development. It provides a venue for researchers, academics, industry professionals, and policymakers to share knowledge that contributes to sustainable and efficient agricultural practices globally.

Scope and Focus Areas

EATF welcomes high-quality submissions in, but not limited to, the following areas:

Agricultural Sciences

  • Sustainable farming systems and best practices
  • Crop production and plant breeding
  • Soil science and nutrient management
  • Agricultural water management and irrigation technology
  • Integrated pest management
  • Post-harvest technologies and food preservation

Livestock and Animal Sciences

  • Animal nutrition and feed technology
  • Veterinary sciences and animal health
  • Livestock genetics and breeding strategies
  • Pasture management and fodder systems
  • Welfare and ethical livestock practices
  • Innovations in dairy, poultry, and aquaculture

AgriTech and Innovation

  • Precision agriculture and smart farming
  • Agricultural robotics and automation
  • Data analytics, AI, and IoT in agriculture
  • Remote sensing and GIS applications
  • Climate-resilient technologies and adaptation strategies

Environmental Sustainability

  • Agroecology and regenerative agriculture
  • Biodiversity conservation in farming landscapes
  • Greenhouse gas mitigation in agri-food systems
  • Circular agriculture and waste utilization
  • Renewable energy integration in farming

Agri-Economics and Policy

  • Agribusiness and value chain development
  • Food security and nutrition policy
  • Rural development and farmer livelihoods
  • Trade, marketing, and agricultural finance
  • Governance, institutions, and policy frameworks

EAT follows rigorous peer-review standards to ensure scientific accuracy and relevance. The journal encourages collaborative and interdisciplinary submissions that bridge the gap between research, industry, and policy.