About the Journal

AgroEnvironmental Sustainability (ISSN 2583-942X; Abbreviation: AgroEnviron. Sustain.) is an international, scholarly, and scientific open-access journal that publishes peer-reviewed research, review, communication, and editorial articles showcasing how sustainability can be achieved through interdisciplinarity of agriculture and environmental sciences subjects. The journal brings forward scientific information that addresses challenges in agriculture, economic, social, health, and environmental aspects.

Aims and Scope
By promoting a multidisciplinary and collaborative approach, AgroEnvironmental Sustainability aims to advance the field of agroenvironmental sustainability, facilitate sustainable agricultural practices, and contribute to the achievement of global food security while minimizing environmental impacts.

Abstracting and Indexing

Google Scholar | Directory of Open Access Journals (DOAJ): Sweden |  AGRIS: International System for Agricultural Science and Technology, FAO-UN | J-Gate: Informatics Publishing Ltd., IN | Crossref Metadata | Dimensions: Digital Science, UK | BASE - Bielefeld University Library | Open Archives: OAI-PMH, USA | Scilit Database: MDPI | OCLC WorldCat Discovery Service: USA |  PKP Preservation Network (PKP PN) | CORE: UK | Open Ukrainian Citation Index (OUCI) | OpenAlex:  OurResearch/Arcadia, UK |  Semantic Scholar - USA  |  Discovery - Researcher.Life: Cactus Communications |  Simon Fraser University Library: ExLibris Primo Part of Clarivate

About the Publisher

Society for AgroEnvironmental Sustainability (SAGENS) is a not-for-profit organization registered in Dehradun wide Registration No. UK0600262023011489 under Societies Registration Act 21, 1860 of India. SAGENS works for the conservation of natural resources and environment with a focus on agro-environmental sustainability. SAGENS also works to publish scientific journals, books, and newsletters that promote sustainable agricultural practices, foster rural development, and protect the environment from degradation.