JARQ:Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly

About JARQ

The Japan Agricultural Research Quarterly (JARQ) is a publication of the Japan International Research Center for Agricultural Sciences (JIRCAS), which provides readers overseas with the latest information on key achievements and developments in agricultural research in Japan, with the expectation that this information would contribute to the agricultural development of countries in tropical and subtropical regions.

The JARQ has updated its editorial policy to meet the demands of the times. The current editorial policy, revised on March 12, 2025, aims to "disseminate findings and trends in research related to Japan's agriculture, forestry, and fisheries, as well as international collaborative research involving Japanese researchers, to a broad audience both domestically and internationally through original articles and reviews." To this end, JARQ publishes original articles and research reviews, which are expected to contribute to agricultural development in developing regions.

The JARQ editorial policy revised on July 23, 1999 featured a different classification of papers. At that time, all submissions were classified as "research articles" and not limited to original articles, allowing authors to present "the aims, methods, results, and broader impact of a series of research, including previously published work."

Following the 1999 policy, the JARQ editorial office accepted research articles that included previously published content. However, the current editorial policy (revised on March 12, 2025) defines original articles as "papers that summarize the results of research conducted by the author, with no precedent in content or other aspects." Therefore, under the 2025 policy, previously published papers are no longer accepted.

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Soil-Borne Plant Diseases and Their Pathogens in Japan

Suggestions on Improvement of Chemical Application for Controlling Rice Stem Borer and Hoppers

Development of Threshing Machine in Japan

Cucumber Green Mottle Mosaic Virus on Cucumber and Watermelon and Melon Necrotic Spot Virus on Muskmelon

Available Phosphorus Content of Soil and Absorption of Phosphorus by Tea Plants

Etiology and Serological Diagnosis of Swine Atrophic Rhinitis

Six Foreign Senior Research Administrators Visit Japan

Institute of Radiation Breeding

Utilization of Related Species on Breeding of Sweet Potato in Japan

Rape Breeding by Interspecific Crossing Between Brassica napus and Brassica campestris in Japan

Principal Component Analysis : Its Application to Classification and Selection in Relation to Maize Breeding

Regional Differences in the Quality of Castor Seeds and Oil

Sugar Cane Growing in Southeast Asia: Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow

Forecasting Techniques of Rice Blast

Chemical Thinning of Satsuma Mandarin by NAA (α-Naphthalene acetic acid)

Underdrainage System in Paddy Field

Origin and Differentiation of the Silkworm Races

Bioassay Procedure of Energy Sources for Poultry Feed and Estimation of Available Energy of Cassava Meal

Mixed Infection with Mycoplasma gallisepticum and the Bl or TCND Strain of Newcastle Disease Virus in Chickens

Root Research Phytotron

Symposium on Farm Mechanization

SERIES 7 : HOKKAIDO NATIONAL AGRICULTURAL EXPERIMENT STATION

Diagnostic Methods for the Measurement Of Root Activity in Rice Plant

Simple Methods for Estimating the Actual Yield in Individual Rice Fields

Direct Seeding of Rice by Seed Tape

Effects of Soluble Nitrogenous Components On the Growth of Soybean Plants

Coated Fertilizer for the Controlled Release of Nutrient

Iodine and Bromine in Soil-Plant System with Special Reference To "Reclamation-Akagare Disease" of Lowland Rice

Relations Between Trafficability and Physical Properties of Soils in Paddy Field

Relations Between Composition of Exchangeable Bases of Soil and Growth of Tea Plant

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