CABI Agriculture and Bioscience

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Evaluating pro-poorness in Climate-smart agriculture

Nature-based solutions to climate change

Plant-microbiome interactions in relation to food security and safety

The Value of Genebanks on Farms in Developing Agriculture

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Rethinking methane from animal agriculture: In this article, S. Liu et al. evaluate the effects of methane emissions from cattle on temperature, and discuss how animal agriculture can have a positive impact on climate change. Read now.

As the scope of CABI Agriculture and Bioscience is inclusive of all topics within agriculture, the related biosciences and the environment, our Editorial Board is structured to suit this purpose. We have adopted the above Editorial Matrix to ensure we are equipped to handle articles in all relevant subject areas with efficiency and integrity. Read more.

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CABI Agriculture and Bioscience is fully open access and publishes rigorously conducted, high-quality, peer-reviewed research focused on primary and cross-cutting disciplines related to agriculture, food security, and the environment. The journal adheres to all international standards and practices for high-level scientific journals and encourages submissions of both large and incremental advances in science. Read more.

CABI Agriculture and Bioscience encourages authors to share preprints of their submitted manuscripts on , a free, open access source of unpublished preprints across the agricultural sciences that is hosted and managed by CABI. Learn more.

CABI is an international, inter-governmental, not-for-profit organization that improves people’s lives by providing information and applying scientific expertise to solve problems in agriculture and the environment.

Through knowledge sharing and science, CABI helps address issues of global concern such as improving global food security and safeguarding the environment. We do this by helping farmers grow more and lose less of what they produce, combating threats to agriculture and the environment from pests and diseases, protecting biodiversity from invasive species, and improving access to agricultural and environmental scientific knowledge. Our 49 member countries guide and influence our core areas of work, which include development and research projects, microbial services and scientific publishing. 

CABI invests its publishing surpluses directly into development projects, helping to improve livelihoods worldwide. Read more.

CABI Agriculture and Bioscience invites you to join our expert team of reviewers in assessing manuscripts. For consideration, please send a copy of your CV along with keywords and expertise to the Journal Editor.