Focus and Scope
Publication of research results and exchange of information is central to any discipline. Agricultural engineers have the opportunity to publish in several journals dedicated to the profession and also in numerous peripheral journals, serving other disciplines. As CIGR expands its horizons to more and more countries around the world, it serves the international membership by providing a low cost, widely available journal. We have applied for inclusion in the ISI / SCI database and our application is being reviewed.
Recent advances in electronic publishing provide a suitable mechanism for widespread dissemination of information. Thousands of journals are now being published electronically and are available on the World Wide Web (WWW). The technology to publish on the WWW is moving ahead rapidly. CIGR now has a peer reviewed technical journal operating on the WWW. There is no cost to the user to read or publish manuscripts in this Ejournal.
Section Policies
Invited Articles
Technical Articles
Peer Reviewed Original Research Articles
Automation Technology for Off-Road Equipment - 2006
Invited Overview Articles
Land and Water Engineering
Editors- Guanhua Huang, China Agricultural University
Farm Buildings and Construction
Editors- Andre Aarnink
- Thomas Banhazi, SARDI, LSA
- Soren Pedersen, University of Aarhus
Equipment Engineering for Plant Production
Editors- William Chancellor, ASABE
- Neil McLaughlin
- Bill Stout, Texas A & M University
Energy in Agriculture
Editors- Milan Martinov
Management, Ergonomics and Systems Engineering
Editors- Pietro Piccarolo
Postharvest Technology and Process Engineering
Editors- Laszlo Baranyai, Corvinus University of Budapest
- Richard Love, Massey University
Information Systems
Editors- Antonio Saraiva, Universidade de São Paulo
- Fedro Zazueta Ranahan, University of Florida
Open Access Policy
This journal provides immediate open access to its content on the principle that making research freely available to the public supports a greater global exchange of knowledge.
Mission Statement
The CIGR Ejournal provides a means for communication and exchange of research results and other more general information among agricultural engineers and others interested in agricultural engineering subjects around the world. It provides an international forum for the scientific discussion of techniques and approaches leading to a higher degree of efficiency in agricultural production, the responsible use of natural resources, a cleaner environment, greater sustainability, value-added processing and other subjects of interest to agricultural engineers. It also includes economic considerations and policy issues of interest to agricultural engineers and other disciplines.