About the Journal

IRAQI JOURNAL OF AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES (IJAS)

Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences (IJAS) is the first peer-reviewed agricultural scientific journal established in Iraq.
Established in 1966 by the University of Baghdad, IJAS was registered under No. 137 (1988) at the Baghdad National Library. Initially, the journal was published annually (one issue per year). Currently, the journal is published bimonthly (six issues for a volume till the end of 2025) and monthly from January 2026.

IJAS subject area (scope):

  1. Agricultural Economics.
  2. Agricultural Extension.
  3. Agricultural Mechanization.
  4. Animal Husbandry and Breeding.
  5. Biochemistry.
  6. Biology.
  7. Desertification Combat
  8. Environment and Sustainability.
  9. Field Crop Sciences.
  10. Food Science and Technology.
  11. Horticultural Sciences.
  12. Hydrology and Water Resources.
  13. Irrigation Management.
  14. Plant Breeding.
  15. Plant Entomology.
  16. Plant Pathology.
  17. Poultry Sciences.
  18. Soil Sciences.
  19. Veterinary Sciences.

Publisher: University of Baghdad / ROR ID
Society/Institution: College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences ORCID iD icon
Address: Iraq - Baghdad / Al Jadriya - University of Baghdad, College of Agricultural Engineering Sciences (View in Map)
Digital Object Identifier (DOI): 10.36103
International Standard Serial Numbers (ISSN):
P-ISSN: 0075-0530
E-ISSN: 2410-0862

Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences - Journal Metrics
The assessment of a journal’s impact cannot be adequately represented by a single metric; therefore, a multidimensional approach is required. The Iraqi Journal of Agricultural Sciences (IJAS) is evaluated using a range of established bibliometric indicators, including CiteScore and the H-index, which collectively provide a comprehensive overview of the journal’s academic performance and research impact.

IJAS Open Access (OA) Journal.
Open Access stands for unrestricted access and unrestricted reuse. With Open Access, researchers can read and build on the findings of others without restriction.

Plagiarism: All submissions are screened using Turnitin. The acceptable similarity index is less than 20%.

Fees of Publications: Please refer to the Fees page.