Dergiler / Mediterranean Agricultural Sciences

Language of the publication of the Mediterranean Agricultural Sciences will only be English starting in December 2021. As of 01 February 2021, only English manuscript submissions will be accepted and evaluated. The Turkish version of the journal is just for navigational purpose. MEDITERRANEAN AGRICULTURAL SCIENCES is a refereed scientific journal published by the Akdeniz University Faculty of Agriculture. The journal aims to share the knowledge at national and international levels by publishing researches in agriculture and life sciences in English languages. The journal primarily publishes original research articles and accepts limited number of invited reviews in the areas of agricultural biotechnology, agricultural economics, agricultural machinery, animal husbandry, bioenergy, biostatistics and genetics, farm structure and irrigation, field crops, food science and technology, horticulture, landscape and nature conservation, natural resources, plant protection, and soil science and plant nutrition.

2023 · Cilt: 36 - Sayı: 1

MakaleYazarSayfa
Investigation of self-productivity in some olive cultivars grown under Antalya ecological conditionsZehra ORUÇ, Salih ÜLGER1–5
Molecular identification of ascochyta blight of Cicer montbretii Jaub. & SpachFevzi BULAT, Duygu SARI, Hatice SARI, Tuba EKER, Hilal ÖZAY, Cengiz TOKER7–12
Fungi on bean seeds obtained from growers in Isparta provinceŞehnaz MERTOĞLU, Gürsel HATAT KARACA13–17
Investigation of antimicrobial activities of some sideritis speciesİbrahim YILDIRIM, Rasih FELEK19–21
Marketing efficiency analysis of beef cattle markets: A case study from the Republic of BeninOscar AKOUEGNONHOU, Nevin DEMİRBAŞ, Hakan ADANACIOĞLU23–28
Consumers’ willingness to pay for organic beans in southwest Nigeria: towards food safetyAbraham FALOLA, Ridwan MUKAİLA, Olamide Oyenike OYEYİNKA29–35
Farm households’ input demand and output supply response to price shocks in NigeriaChioma ADEKUNLE, Papa KAO, Tagang Tenene Nelson SERGEO37–46
Agricultural credit supply and the performance of microfinance institutions in southern TogoKomlan Edem AGBOKLOU, Burhan ÖZKAN47–51