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Submission Preparation Checklist

As part of the submission process, authors are required to check off their submission's compliance with all of the following items, and submissions may be returned to authors that do not adhere to these guidelines.

Author Guidelines

Papers will be written in English, with a strong recommendation for a number of 6 to 12 pages, in Template Form in 2 columns (including tables, figures, and references).

The work will be edited using MS Word 2010-2016.

Page setup: A4 (210 x 297), Margins Top 2 cm, Bottom 2 cm, Right 2 cm, Left 2 cm, Header 1 cm, Footer 1.5 cm, Gutter 0 cm, Gutter position: Left. 

Paper Title: edited in capitals, edited in Arial, 14 point font, alignment centered. The title should describe the article’s content clearly and precisely.

Authors: one space row down from the paper title, edited in Arial, 12 point font, bold, alignment centered, as follows: autor’s first name in small letters followed by family name in capitals. If there are more authors than one and belonging to various institutions, they have to be marked by (1), (2), (3) etc. superscript for identifying the institutions they belong to (if all authors belong to one institution, they will be not marked).

Each work can have a maximum of 6 authors.

Institution: one space row down from the authors’ name, edited in Arial, 11 point font, italic, alignment text Right. The institutions will be marked by (1), (2), (3) etc. superscript, as mentioned before for authors. The institution will be followed by the address: number, street, locality, country, e-mail address

Corresponding author email: Please, mention the Corresponding author email, at one space row down from the name of institutions, edited in Arial, 11 point font, bold, small letters, alignment centered.

Abstract: one space row down from the name of corresponding author, edited in Arial 11, bold, alignment left. The text will be typed at one space row down from the name Abstract, edited in ARIAL, 11 point font, italic, alignment justified, and minimum 100 and maximum 250 words. The abstract will concisely summarize the content of the paper and will clearly tell the reader what information (s)he can expect to find in the paper. The abstract will end with a comment on the significance of the results or a brief conclusion.

Key words: one space row down from the abstract text, edited in Arial 11, as follows: Key words: edited in bold and italic characters, next two points and then maximum 5 representative words in alphabetical order in italics, no bold, alignment left

The text should be typed using MS Word 2010-2016, edited in Arial, 12 point font, alignment Justify (as informative as possible), space row down from the Key words.

Text columns must follow the equal column width option checked, Width: 81.2 mm, Spacing: 7.5 mm. It is very important that on the last page of the document, the two section columns should be equal in height.To make your work easier and to edit your work correctly you can use the Template Full Paper model as a guide.

Subchapters: INTRODUCTION, MATERIALS AND METHODS, RESULTS AND DISCUSSIONS, CONCLUSIONS, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AND REFERENCES will be edited in ARIAL 12, bold, alignment left, at one space row down from the text. 

Acknowledgements 

This paragraph is optional (if it is not necessary, this paragraph could be omitted) and is dedicated to thank you messages addressed to authorities, institutions or persons which have supported or provided the data collection and processing, organization of experiments, financial support etc. 

The text will be edited at one space row down from ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, in ARIAL 12, no indentation (the row starts right from the left margin), alignment justified. 

References 

In this paragraph, the studied bibliography and cited in the text will be mentioned. It is advisable to cite the most recent papers that are relevant to your work. 

References will be edited at one space row down from REFERENCES, in ARIAL 12, no indentation hanging 0.5 cm, alignment justified. The references must be written in alphabetical order by authors’ names in APA style (https://courses.lumenlearning.com/boundless-writing/chapter/apa-citations-and-references or use the Google Scholar at https://scholar.google.com to generate APA citation style for a specific article).

IMPORTANT INFORMATIONS

- the whole responsibility for the accuracy of the calculations, experimental data and scientific interpretations, as well as for the accuracy of the English text belongs entirely to the author(s);

- submission of the paper implies that it is an original article and is not under consideration for publication elsewhere;

- if you use someone else’s words, ideas or results, it is important refer to the original source;

- every paper will be peer reviewed, and the papers which do not comply with the Instructions may not be published;

Working Group 1: PLANT CULTIVATION AND TECHNOLOGIES OF ANIMAL HUSBANDRY

Grassland and Pasture Science, Fruit growing, Viticulture and Oenology, Vegetable growing, Floriculture, Ornamental Plants, Design and Landscape Architecture, Animal Genetics and Breeding,  Animal nutrition, Animal reproduction, physiology, anatomy, Machinery and installations for animal husbandry, Technologies of the agro food products processing, Agroecology Innovation: Achieving System Resiliance, Agricultural and Horticultural Biosystem and Biological Engineering

Working Group 2: SOIL AND CROP SCIENCES

Soil Science, Agrochemistry, Agrotechnics, Soil Improvement Works, Crop biomass and biofuels,  Organic farming in crop production, Ecological Agriculture and Horticulture systems, Waste management and alternative energies in Agriculture and Horticulture, Agricultural biotechnology, Environmental Biotechnology, Biotechnology legislation, Plant Crop Biology

Working Group 3: ENVIRONMENTAL SCIENCE AND PLANT MANAGEMENT

Ecology and Environment Protection,  Botany, Plant Physiology, Biochemistry, Biodiversity Conservation, Genetics and Plant Breeding, Crop Genetics, Genomics and Breeding, Phytopatology, Entomology, Microbiology, Forestry Sciences, Forestecosystems,  Agroforestry, Climatic changes and future challenges, Water resources management, Natural and Cultural Heritage

Working Group 4: MANAGEMENT, AGRICULTURE MECHANIZATION AND CADASTRE

Management and Economics of Rural Areas,  Environmental economics and bioeconomy, Digital economy and innovation in modern agriculture and food chain, Precision farming in crop production, Agricultural and Horticultural Equipments, Agricultural, Horticultural and Forestry Constructions, Transports, Cadastre and Terrestrial Measurements,  Equipments and Systems for Irrigations, Urban Landscape Architecture and the Arrangement of the Green Urban Spaces   

Working Group No. 5: FOOD SECURITY AND HEALTH

Nutrition and food security, Food quality control, Public health, Wild life management, Fishery and Aquaculture, Food Biotechnology, Food and Biotechnology legislation, GMO-legislation, Food Security in the Face of Drought: Challenges and Prospects for the Future Food legislation