About the Journal

The Proceedings of The International Conference on Agricultural Strategy for Sustainability (ICASS) aims to promote the dissemination of scientific knowledge, innovation, and policy-oriented research related to agricultural strategies for sustainability at local, national, and global levels.

The publication compiles original research papers, review articles, and case studies presented during the conference, reflecting a multidisciplinary approach toward sustainable agriculture and environmental sustainability.

Scope of the Conference Proceedings

• Sustainable Agriculture and Food Systems
  • Sustainable agricultural development and strategic planning
  • Food security strategies, food sovereignty, and policy development
  • Socio-economic aspects of agriculture and rural livelihoods
  • Agricultural policy, governance, and institutional development
• Agricultural Science and Technology
  • Food science and food technology innovation
  • Agro-industry development and digital transformation of agriculture
  • Precision agriculture, smart farming, and digital agriculture
  • Agricultural biotechnology and applied innovations
• Natural Resource and Environmental Management
  • Agroforestry systems and environmental management
  • Soil science, land use planning, and soil conservation
  • Climate change adaptation and mitigation in agriculture
  • Sustainable natural resource and ecosystem management
• Agribusiness and Value Chain Strategy
  • Agribusiness management and farming business development
  • Supply chain management and agri-food logistics
  • Agricultural marketing, entrepreneurship, and agroindustry
  • People’s economic empowerment and rural-based enterprises
• Fisheries and Aquatic Resource Strategy
  • Fisheries resource management and governance
  • Sustainable aquaculture systems and technologies
  • Aquatic ecosystem management and sustainability
• Multidisciplinary Approaches to Sustainability
  • Integrated and multidisciplinary approaches to sustainable development
  • Linkages between science, technology, socio-economics, and policy
  • Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and agricultural strategies