Types of Manuscripts

Jurnal Ilmiah Pertanian (JIP) considers submissions within its Focus and Scope. Manuscripts must meet the journal’s originality, ethics, and reporting requirements. The current Author Guidelines govern detailed formatting and length requirements.

1. Original Research Articles

Complete reports of original investigations with a clearly defined research question, appropriate experimental or analytical design, transparent methods, results, meaningful interpretation, and conclusions supported by evidence.

2. Review Articles

Critical and scholarly syntheses of a defined topic that evaluate current evidence, compare competing findings, identify knowledge gaps, and propose research directions. A review is expected to contain analysis rather than only a descriptive compilation.

3. Short Communications

Concise presentations of important original findings supported by sufficient methodological information, analysis, and appropriate discussion of limitations.

4. Perspectives and Commentaries

Evidence-informed scholarly viewpoints on emerging scientific, agricultural, or environmental issues within the journal’s scope. Claims and arguments must be supported by relevant literature.

5. Letters to the Editor

Brief, reasoned scholarly comments on published JIP articles or issues of scientific relevance. Submissions are assessed by the editorial team and may be accompanied by an author response.

6. Editorial Notes

Editorial contributions concerning journal developments, publication policy, or research trends. Editorial Notes are identified separately from research articles and are not represented as externally peer-reviewed original research unless such review actually occurred.