Research Articles present original scientific findings that advance understanding of agricultural and agro-environmental processes, management practices, or environmental outcomes. EAM welcomes experimental, field-based, laboratory, observational, modeling, and interdisciplinary studies addressing topics within the journal's scope.

Manuscripts must present clearly defined research objectives, appropriate methodological approaches, reliable data analysis, and scientifically supported findings. Particular emphasis is placed on research originality, methodological rigor, and meaningful contributions to soil health, crop productivity, agricultural resource management, environmental contamination, or sustainable agroecosystem management.

Research Articles should provide a critical interpretation of the findings, acknowledge relevant limitations, and explain their scientific implications or practical relevance to agricultural and environmental management.

Review Articles provide critical evaluations and evidence-based syntheses of existing scientific literature on topics relevant to agricultural and agro-environmental systems. EAM welcomes systematic reviews, scoping reviews, and focused or comprehensive critical reviews that address clearly defined research questions and contribute to the advancement of scientific understanding.

Review manuscripts must employ a clearly described and appropriate literature identification, selection, and synthesis approach consistent with the type and objectives of the review. Authors should critically evaluate the available evidence, identify inconsistencies and methodological limitations, highlight research gaps, and develop scientifically supported insights or recommendations for future investigations.

Reviews that merely summarize previous publications without sufficient critical analysis, original synthesis, or meaningful scientific contribution are generally considered unsuitable for publication.