Focus and Scope

Journal Galung Tropika is a scientific forum dedicated to spurring innovation and development of science in the field of agriculture. This journal specifically highlights in-depth studies on sustainable agricultural production systems, optimal management of natural resources, and development of high-quality agricultural products.

The scope of Journal Galung Tropika covers a variety of topics, including:

  • Plant cultivation: Superior varieties, modern cultivation techniques, pest and disease control, and post-harvest.
  • Animal husbandry: Livestock genetics, nutrition and feed, animal health, and livestock product production.
  • Fisheries: Aquaculture, fish resource management, fishery product processing technology, and aquaculture.
  • Plant biology: Plant physiology, plant biotechnology, plant molecular genetics, and plant-microbe interactions.
  • Agricultural socio-economics: Agricultural policy, agricultural product marketing, agribusiness, and rural development.
  • Agricultural technology: Agricultural mechanization, sensors and instrumentation, geographic information systems (GIS), and post-harvest technology.
  • Environment and agriculture: Climate change, soil and water conservation, and organic farming.

The main objectives of Journal Galung Tropika are:

  1. Publishing high-quality research: Providing a platform for researchers to share the latest findings relevant to challenges and opportunities in the agricultural sector.
  2. Encouraging multidisciplinary collaboration: Facilitating interactions between researchers from various scientific fields to produce innovative solutions to agricultural problems.
  3. Supporting the development of relevant science: Prioritizing the publication of research that has a direct impact on increasing agricultural productivity, farmer welfare, and environmental sustainability.
  4. Contribution to sustainable agricultural development: Disseminating knowledge that can support the transition to an efficient, equitable, and environmentally friendly agricultural system.