Agronomy for Sustainable Development期刊中文簡介

農業(yè)可持續(xù)發(fā)展(ASD)是國家農業(yè)研究所(INRA)的期刊。它歡迎將農學、種植和農業(yè)系統(tǒng)研究與生態(tài)、遺傳、環(huán)境、經(jīng)濟和社會科學聯(lián)系起來的多學科文章。鼓勵在畜牧、田間、農場、景觀、糧食系統(tǒng)和全球范圍內采用系統(tǒng)方法，并鼓勵參與性研究。ASD沒有發(fā)布:·生態(tài)學、植物生理學、土壤與環(huán)境科學、遺傳學、微生物學和昆蟲學等未明確考慮作物生產的單學科文章。·經(jīng)濟學和社會科學的單學科文章。·主要在鍋中進行實驗或與生產條件無關的研究。

　　Agronomy for Sustainable Development期刊英文簡介

Agronomy for Sustainable Development (ASD) is a journal of the Institut National de la Recherche Agronomique (INRA). It welcomes multidisciplinary articles that bridge agronomy, cropping and farming system research with ecological, genetic, environmental, economical and social sciences. Systemic approaches at the livestock, field, farm, landscape, food systems and global scales, and participatory research are encouraged.ASD does not publish:· monodisciplinary articles in ecology, plant physiology, soil and environmental sciences, genetics, microbiology and entomology that do not explicitly consider crop production.· monodisciplinary articles in economics and social sciences.· studies that involve experiments mainly conducted in pots or disconnected from production conditions.

　　Agronomy for Sustainable Development期刊近年期刊自引率趨勢圖

　　Agronomy for Sustainable Development期刊JCR分區(qū)

JCR分區(qū)等級	JCR所屬學科	分區(qū)	影響因子
Q1	AGRONOMY	Q1	7.832
	GREEN & SUSTAINABLE SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY	Q2

　　Agronomy for Sustainable Development近年期刊影響因子趨勢圖

　　Agronomy for Sustainable Development期刊CiteScore數(shù)值

CiteScore	SJR	SNIP	學科類別	分區(qū)	排名	百分位
11.10	1.610	2.931	大類：Agricultural and Biological Sciences 小類：Agronomy and Crop Science	Q1	6 / 370	98%
			大類：Agricultural and Biological Sciences 小類：Environmental Engineering	Q1	11 / 173	93%

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