Current Research in Crop and Soil Science

Current Research in Crop and Soil Science publishes issues twice a year (bi–annually) in both print (open access) and online formats, with the objective of advancing academic knowledge in agricultural and soil sciences. The journal promotes rapid publication of high-quality research while maintaining a rigorous peer-review process. All accepted papers will appear online immediately after acceptance.

CRCSS aims to set a strong benchmark in agricultural publishing by enhancing scientific communication, supporting collaboration among research communities, and balancing traditional agricultural practices with emerging interdisciplinary technologies.

The journal provides a platform for researchers, academicians, scientists, and professionals working in crop science, soil science, agronomy, plant protection, climate-smart agriculture, and allied disciplines to contribute innovative and impactful research.

We welcome manuscripts related to, but not limited to: crop improvement, soil fertility, climate-resilient agriculture, precision farming, plant protection, resource conservation, sustainable land use, and advanced agricultural technologies.

Publishing Areas

1. Crop Production and Agronomy
2. Soil Science (Soil Chemistry, Physics & Biology)
3. Plant Breeding, Genetics & Biotechnology
4. Plant Pathology, Entomology & Weed Science
5. Climate-Smart & Sustainable Agriculture
6. Precision Agriculture, Remote Sensing & GIS
7. Organic Farming & Integrated Farming Systems
8. Soil and Water Conservation & Irrigation Management
9. Natural Resource Management & Agroforestry
10. Seed Science, Post-Harvest Technology & Storage
11. Agricultural Economics, Extension & Farm Management

Types of Articles

1. Research Articles

Original research reporting new findings or advancements in crop and soil science. Articles should include background, objectives, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusion.

2. Review Articles

Comprehensive, insightful summaries of current knowledge in relevant agricultural fields, highlighting trends, gaps, and future directions.

3. Case Studies

Detailed examinations of specific agricultural events, field experiments, soil conditions, or unique crop production scenarios studied holistically.