Advancing Animal and AgriFood Sciences for a Sustainable Future

Animal & AgriFood Research (AAFR) is an international, peer-reviewed, open-access journal dedicated to advancing scientific knowledge across Veterinary Science, Animal Science, Fisheries Science, Agricultural Science and Food Technology.


The journal publishes high-quality original research articles, review articles, veterinary case reports, short communications, field studies, survey-based research and other scholarly contributions addressing animal health and production, fisheries and aquaculture, agriculture, food science and technology and the wider animal and agri-food sector.

AAFR welcomes fundamental, applied, clinical, field-based and interdisciplinary research including studies on animal health and welfare, livestock and poultry production, fisheries, aquaculture, agricultural production, food processing, food safety, value addition, agribusiness, livestock and agricultural economics, marketing, consumer behaviour, extension, rural development and adoption of technologies.


The journal provides an international platform for researchers, veterinarians, academicians, professionals, policymakers and industry experts to exchange scientific knowledge and develop practical solutions contributing to sustainable production, food and nutritional security, One Health, resource efficiency and resilient animal and agri-food systems.

A Journal with Purpose

AAFR recognises that meaningful scientific research extends beyond laboratory and experimental studies. Clinical observations, field experiences, epidemiological investigations, surveys, socio-economic analyses and market-oriented research can also provide valuable evidence for improving animal health, agricultural production and food systems. The Journal welcomes research that:

  • Addresses contemporary challenges in veterinary, animal, fisheries, agricultural and food sciences.
  • Reports clinically significant and scientifically valuable veterinary cases and field observations.
  • Uses surveys, questionnaires, epidemiological studies and data analysis to understand emerging trends and practical challenges.
  • Connects scientific findings with practical applications, technologies and field-level interventions.
  • Examines livestock, fisheries and agricultural economics, marketing, value chains, entrepreneurship and consumer behaviour.
  • Promotes interdisciplinary research, innovation and collaboration across animal and agri-food sciences.
  • Supports sustainable production, responsible resource utilisation and climate-resilient food systems.
  • Advances animal health and welfare, food quality, food safety, value addition and nutritional security.
  • Contributes to One Health and the well-being of animals, people and the environment.

What We Publish

Animal & AgriFood Research (AAFR) publishes high-quality original research articles, review articles, veterinary case reports, case series, short communications, research notes and other scholarly contributions across the broad spectrum of animal and agri-food sciences.

The journal welcomes experimental, clinical, laboratory, field-based, survey-based, socio-economic and interdisciplinary research with scientific, practical, industry or policy relevance.

Area Of Interest:-
  • Veterinary Science, Animal Health and Welfare
  • Animal Science, Livestock Production and Management
  • Animal Nutrition, Breeding, Genetics and Reproduction
  • Veterinary Clinical Studies, Case Reports and Epidemiology
  • Fisheries Science, Aquaculture and Aquatic Animal Health
  • Agricultural Science, Crop Production and Horticulture
  • Soil Science, Agronomy and Sustainable Agriculture
  • Food Science, Food Technology, Processing and Food Safety
  • Livestock, Fisheries and Agricultural Economics and Marketing
  • Agribusiness, Value Chains, Entrepreneurship and Consumer Studies
  • Extension Education, Rural Development, Survey Research and Technology Adoption
  • AgriFood Systems, Food and Nutritional Security
  • One Health, Veterinary Public Health and Environmental Health
  • Climate-Resilient Agriculture, Sustainability and Circular Bioeconomy Highlighted Statement

AAFR particularly encourages scientifically sound research with practical, clinical, field, community, industry or policy relevance and interdisciplinary studies addressing contemporary challenges across veterinary, animal, agricultural, fisheries and food sciences.

Artical Categories

  • Original Research Article
  • Review Article
  • Veterinary Case Report
  • Case Series
  • Short Communication
  • Research Note
  • Survey/Questionnaire-based Study
  • Epidemiological Study
  • Field Study
  • Socio-economic and Marketing Study
  • Technical/Methodological Article
  • Perspective/Commentary
  • Letter to the Editor

Peer Review, Quality and Ethics

Submissions to AAFR are subject to a structured peer review process, in which experts in the relevant field review the manuscript. The journal strives to uphold the academic standards of quality, originality, transparency and responsible research. All manuscripts are evaluated and published under the direction of editorial policies and publication ethics.

Open Access for Wider Reach

AAFR follows an open-access approach to make published research freely available to readers. The journal seeks to break down barriers to access to scholarly work and to facilitate the dissemination of research to a broader academic and professional audience and to promote the transfer of knowledge between disciplines and regions.

Research for a Better Agrifood Future

Animal & AgriFood Research (AAFR) seeks to provide a valuable academic environment for research that helps advance understanding and innovation in animal, agricultural, and food systems. The journal welcomes research and different viewpoints that could be used for innovation, sustainability, food security and responsible development of the agrifood sector.

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Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026): Test issue

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Published: 2026-10-10

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