Current Issues

Welcome to the Current Issues page of the American Journal of International Crop Science Digest!

Here, you will find the latest published articles that represent the forefront of research in international crop science. These papers showcase significant advancements, discoveries, and insights in the field and have been rigorously reviewed by experts.

Featured Articles in the Latest Issue

Volume 2(Issue 2) JULY – DECEMBER 2025

Research Articles

Planting Density and Fertilizer Regimes Optimization Towards Yield and Lodging Resistance in Hybrid Rice Cultivation

Dr. Mei-Ling Zhang¹, Dr. Jonas Eriksson²

Vol.2(2); Pages:1-8. Published on September 2025

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Assessment of Salt-Tolerant Quinoa Lines to determine the Yield and Nutrient Composition in Coastal Salty Soil

Dr. Leila Haddad¹, Dr. Carlos Benítez²

Vol.2(2); Pages:9-16. Published on October 2025

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Conservation Tillage and Residue Retention Effects on Rainfed Sorghum System Soil Soil Moisture and Production Stability

Dr. Samuel Ncube¹, Dr. Ivana Popović²

Vol.2(2); Pages:17-24. Published on October 2025

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Inoculation of the Chickpea Plant with Rhizobium and Solubilization Forms of Bacteria to Increase Yield and Nodulation Process

Dr. Fatemeh Vaziri¹, Dr. Marek Kowalski²

Vol.2(2); Pages:25-31. Published on November 2025

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Evaluation of Intercropping Maize with Moringa and its Effect on the land Productivity and Nutritional Output in the Sub-Saharan Smallholder Systems

Dr. George Tandoh¹, Dr. Beatriz Fernández²

Vol.2(2); Pages:32-37. Published on November 2025

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Explore these articles to gain valuable insights into the most current research and developments in the field of crop science. The topics range from advances in crop genetics and breeding to innovative farming practices and sustainable agricultural solutions.

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