CODEN: MJSAEJ
ISSN: 2521-2931 (Print)
ISSN: 2521-294X (Online)
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Malaysian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (MJSA)

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The Malaysian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (MJSA) is a premier peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal committed to deepening global insights into sustainable agriculture and food systems. Around the world, communities continue to grapple with urgent issues such as food insecurity, biodiversity decline, and the growing impacts of climate change on farming and land use. Agriculture remains a powerful force in shaping both ecological and social landscape, sometimes beneficial and sometimes harmful. MJSA explores how sustainable transitions can occur at all levels, from individual farms to international supply chains. The journal emphasizes evidence-based analysis and innovative theoretical approaches, with a strong focus on clarity, logic, and well-supported conclusions. Its mission is to expand knowledge of effective technologies and practices, identify enabling or obstructive policies and systems, and draw actionable lessons to guide the advancement of agricultural sustainability.

Frequency: Bi-annual

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Introduction

The Malaysian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (MJSA) is a premier peer-reviewed, interdisciplinary journal committed to deepening global insights into sustainable agriculture and food systems. Around the world, communities continue to grapple with urgent issues such as food insecurity, biodiversity decline, and the growing impacts of climate change on farming and land use. Agriculture remains a powerful force in shaping both ecological and social landscape, sometimes beneficial and sometimes harmful. MJSA explores how sustainable transitions can occur at all levels, from individual farms to international supply chains. The journal emphasizes evidence-based analysis and innovative theoretical approaches, with a strong focus on clarity, logic, and well-supported conclusions. Its mission is to expand knowledge of effective technologies and practices, identify enabling or obstructive policies and systems, and draw actionable lessons to guide the advancement of agricultural sustainability.

Aims & Scope

The Malaysian Journal of Sustainable Agriculture (MJSA) prioritizes submissions that explicitly and comprehensively address the sustainability dimensions of agricultural research. Manuscripts reporting technical or experimental results are considered only if they provide clear, well-integrated discussions of their relevance to sustainable agriculture.

MJSA welcomes contributions from scholars and practitioners worldwide. The journal addresses thematic topics focused on sustainability, including:

  • Climate-Resilient Agriculture — Research on adapting farming systems to global climate change and minimizing environmental impacts.
  • Sustainable Rural Economies — Studies on interactions between agriculture and rural livelihoods, economic resilience, and social well-being.
  • Agroecology and Ecosystem Services — Investigations into environmentally sustainable farming practices that enhance biodiversity and ecosystem function.
  • Biodiversity and Resource Sustainability — Conservation of biological resources and sustainable management of agricultural and food systems.
  • Sustainable Energy Use in Agriculture — Innovations and strategies for energy efficiency and renewable energy integration.
  • Future Planning and Policy for Sustainability — Development of indicators, projections, and policy frameworks that guide sustainable agricultural development.
  • Integrated Environmental and Agricultural Solutions — Approaches that simultaneously achieve environmental goals and agricultural productivity.
  • Innovative and Sustainable Technologies — Novel practices and technologies that support sustainable farming systems.
  • Alternative and Organic Farming Systems — Methods that reduce chemical inputs and enhance ecological sustainability.
  • Soil Health and Precision Agriculture — Practices that improve soil biology, fertility, and resource-efficient farming.
  • Socio-Economic and Ethical Dimensions — Examination of the economic, social, and philosophical aspects of sustainable agriculture.

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