EDITORIAL MESSAGE
The Journal of Agriculture and Forestry Research (JAFR) is a multidisciplinary and open access journal on agriculture and forestry published by the South Asian Research and Publishing Organization (SARPO). The journal published original articles in English. The editorial office promises to ensure quality by thoroughly reviewing the manuscript. The journal caters to the research needs of aspiring researchers from around the world on the subject of agriculture and forestry. The journal promotes scientific research through high-quality articles, systematic reviews, and rapid publication of innovative reports, perspectives, etc. As an agriculture research journal, JAFR aims to advance the understanding of key issues in agriculture and forestry and provide a platform for researchers to share their findings and insights with the global scientific community. The journal also strives to foster collaboration and knowledge exchange among researchers, practitioners, and policymakers in the field of agriculture and forestry. With its commitment to promoting evidence-based practices and innovations, JAFR contributes to the sustainable development of agriculture and forestry sectors worldwide.
First of all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to the editorial board members for their active cooperation. With the continued support of prominent editorial board members, potential reviewers, and active writers, we have been able to manage this journal so far. Finally, JAFR genuinely acknowledges every member single part for their significant help in this publication process.
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Authors are warmly welcomed to submit their current research practice and result as essay science correspondence in our journal such as original research articles, review articles, expert opinion, commentary, short note communication, etc.
VOLUME 1, ISSUE 2, 2021
Title of the articles
No 1. Impact of Conservation Education on Zoo Tourists in Selected Zoos in Nigeria | Pages 1-16
No 2. Assessing Hospitality Services in Obudu Mountain Resort, Nigeria | Pages 17-25
No 4. Contribution of Cocoa-Based Agroforest to Household Livelihood in Emure Local Government Area Ekiti State | Pages 40-52
No 5. Demonstration of Fungicides for Management of Faba Bean Gall (Olipidium viciae Kusano) Disease in North Shwa Zone of Central Ethiopia | Pages 53-59
No 6. Lead, Cadmium and Arsenic Contamination Levels of Crops Produced at Kasavubu Vegetable Perimeter / Saio “The Case of Amaranthus hybridus” | Pages 60-77
No 7. Livelihood Diversification about The Use of Forests Products by Local Communities of The Nuba Mountains of South Kordofan State, Sudan | Pages 78-87
No 8. Marketing and Utilization of Dacryodes edulis (G. Don) H.J. Lam) in Makurdi Local Government Area of Benue State, Nigeria | Pages 88-99
No 9. Morphometric Characterization and Length-length Relationship of Jagora spp. Collected from Tilapia Pond | Pages 100-106
No 10. Winter Rye Spike Parameters in the Westsik’s Crop Rotation Long-term Field Experiment| Pages 107-117
No 11. Attitude to Agricultural Enterprise Among Students of Tertiary Institution in Ibadan, Oyo State| Pages 118-125
No 12. The Residual Effect of Different Levels of Rice Mill Ash on Maize-Soybean Intercrop | Pages 126-135
No 13. In Support of Biopesticides, Bioheat And Anaerobic Fermentation in Sustainable Agricultural Production in Nigerian soils| Pages 136-160
No 14. A Study on Problems on Kiwi Cultivation and Marketing at Solukhumbu District, Nepal | Pages 161-175
No 15. The Effectiveness of Psycho-Education Training in The Management of Depression Among Menopausal Rural Farmers in Ibadan Less City, Nigeria | Pages 176-185
No 16. Use of Different Bio Rational Compounds for Storage- product Pests control | Pages 186-198
