Jurnal JERAMI is a scientific journal with the primary goal of serving as a platform for the publication and dissemination of high-quality research findings and review articles in the field of agricultural science. The journal is also committed to facilitating the exchange of scientific information and innovative research across various subfields of agricultural science.

Key Areas of Focus and Scope:

1. Agronomy: Examines various aspects of crop management, such as the optimization of agricultural inputs, crop rotation, and sustainable farming systems that can enhance crop productivity and food security.
2. Plant Physiology: Discusses physiological processes in plants, including photosynthesis, respiration, transpiration, and the mechanisms by which plants respond to environmental conditions, which are essential for understanding how plants grow and develop.
3. Seed Science: Focuses on research related to seed quality, storage techniques, germination, and seed development, as well as technologies that can improve seed production efficiency.
4. Plant Breeding: Encompasses research on both conventional and non-conventional breeding methods, including the use of biotechnology and genetic engineering to produce superior plant varieties that are more resistant to diseases or extreme environmental conditions.
5. Crop Production and Management Systems: Investigates strategies and technologies used in crop production, including the use of fertilizers, irrigation, pest control, and efficient management practices to improve crop yields.
6. Crop Modeling: Focuses on the development and application of mathematical and computer models to predict plant growth, crop yields, and the impact of climate change on crop production.
7. Agroclimatology: Studies the interactions between crops and climatic factors, as well as how global climate change can affect agricultural systems and crop production.
8. Soil Science (Environmental): Researches the role of soil as a growing medium for crops, including soil fertility management, soil conservation, and the interactions between soil and plants in the context of environmental sustainability.
9. Pest Control in Cropping Systems: Focuses on environmentally friendly and sustainable pest control methods and strategies, including the use of natural pesticides, integrated pest management, and biological control techniques.