Dryland Research and Management (DRM), is an emerging outlet and a valuable source of information for fundamental and applied research related to agriculture in drylands. This journal covers research on crop production, irrigation, water productivity, water management, rained agriculture, moisture management and soil and water conservation. The journal aspires to be a leading source of cutting-edge research and insights that address critical challenges, promote sustainable practices, and enhance productivity and resilience in agricultural systems in drylands. Through this, we aim to contribute significantly to global food security, environmental sustainability, and the advancement of agricultural and water science and technology specifically in drylands. Full papers and short notes, as well as review articles and book and meeting reviews are published.

The journal will consider specific areas of research in agriculture, water and environment but will not limited to:

• Crop Production and Management
• Crop Irrigation
• Reinfed Agriculture
• Supplemental and deficit Irrigation
• Rainwater Harvesting for Agriculture
• Plant Genetics and Biotechnology
• Postharvest Technology
• Sustainable Agriculture
• Climate Change and Agriculture
• Agricultural Ecology
• Food and Nutritional Science
• Precision Agriculture
• Applications of Information Technology and AI in Agriculture
• Agricultural Economics and Rural Development

By encompassing these diverse areas, DRM aims to be a leading platform for researchers and practitioners to share their findings and contribute to the advancement of agricultural and water sciences.