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Current Advances in Agronomy (Volume - 1)

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Current Advances in Agronomy is an upcoming edited volume, focusing on the latest research, innovations and developments in agronomy. This book aims to highlight modern crop production practices, soil and nutrient management strategies, climate-smart agriculture, advanced agronomic technologies and sustainable farming methods. The volume invites high-quality chapters from researchers, academicians, scientists and students working in agronomy, crop science, soil science, agricultural technology and allied subjects. The book will serve as a comprehensive resource for understanding cutting-edge agronomic practices that enhance crop yield, soil health and overall agricultural productivity.

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agronomy fundamentals, crop production technologies, crop management practices, sustainable agronomy, climate-smart agriculture, precision agriculture, soil fertility management, soil health assessment, integrated nutrient management, integrated crop management, weed management, pest and disease management in agronomy, cropping systems research, crop modeling and forecasting, remote sensing in agriculture, GIS applications in agronomy, conservation agriculture, organic farming, soil carbon sequestration, water management in crop production, irrigation scheduling, drought management, nutrient cycling, plant growth regulators, seed science and technology, cropping pattern analysis, yield improvement strategies, agricultural biotechnology in agronomy, nanotechnology in crop production, digital agriculture tools, agronomic research methods, farm mechanization, sustainable intensification, agroecology, climate adaptation strategies, soil erosion control, land use management.

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Optional Hard Copy: ₹500 extra per copy (Foreign Authors: US$ 10).
Total with Hard Copy: ₹1,300 (Foreign Authors: US$ 30).

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Current Advances in Agronomy Open for Submission
Deadline 25 Aug 2026
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