As in Masters of Science in Agronomy in many places have only one year of research work, is it possible to convert it to a paper and publish it in an impact factored journal especially when the work is based on any micronutrient? Do journals accept a single year of research work or they ask for confirmatory data from second-year?
It depends on the research that you are going to evaluate, because in plant nutrition in field research usually to be really the confirmation that the plants improve the productivity and / or quality of fruits it takes a minimum of 2 years being the ideal of three years or more .
One year will not represent an effective research result. Most reputable Journals will not accept the article for publication.
Conducting the research for a season is not reliable, and another season must be conducted to confirm the results. As for publication, it depends on the scientific journal and the extent of the reviewers' acceptance of the scientific material
A mi criterio, depende de los objetivos, desarrollo en función a la metodología de evaluación, tratamientos y diseños estadísticos realizados.
There is a journal named Research on Crops by Gaurav Publications. It has got SciMago Journal Ranking (SJR): 0.24, ResearchGate journal Impact 2018: 0.17, NAAS, New Delhi rating/scoring for 2020: 4.75 and Impact Factor (CiteFactor) 2018: 1.30. It accepts one year data only if the research is good and will benefit the farmers.
Most of the impact factored journals ask for confirmatory data. It is better to go for second year data.
- Badges
- Science topic
- Similar topics
- Journal Impact Factor