Archives

How the Archive Is Organised

Every issue of the International Journal of Agriculture and Nutrition published since 2019 is listed above and free to read. The archive is arranged by year → volume → issue → part. A part is simply a section of an issue: where an issue carries a large number of accepted papers, it is split into Part A, Part B and so on, so that no single page becomes unwieldy. Opening a part shows the full list of papers in it, each with its authors, abstract and download link.

Finding a Specific Paper

• You know the issue — open the volume and issue above, then the part
• You know the title or author — use the search box in the sidebar rather than scrolling the archive
• You have a DOI — paste it into doi.org and it resolves straight to the article page
• You have a citation with volume, issue and page — the volume number maps to the year, so a Volume 8 paper is from 2026

Citing an Article from This Archive

Articles carry a Crossref DOI under the prefix 10.33545/26646064. Cite the authors, the article title, the journal name, then volume, issue, year, page range and the DOI. The DOI is the part that matters: it keeps resolving even if the site structure changes, which a plain URL does not.

Access and Reuse

There is no paywall on the archive. Anything published here can be read and downloaded without a subscription or a login, under the CC BY-NC 4.0 licence — free to reuse and adapt for non-commercial purposes with credit to the authors and the journal. Commercial reuse needs permission first.

Electronic content is held on three separate sources with a backup copy, and every issue is also kept in printed form at the society office, so the archive does not depend on one server staying up. Print copies of a volume can be ordered through the subscription page.

Where the Papers Come From

Submissions reach this agriculture and nutrition journal from research institutes, agricultural universities and extension services in India and across Africa, West Asia and South-East Asia. Every paper in the archive has been through double-blind review by two reviewers before appearing here.