International Journal of Agriculture, Environmental and Earth Sciences

Aims & Scope

International Journal of Agriculture, Environmental and Earth Sciences (IJAEES) is a highly respected peer-reviewed academic journal covering crop yield optimization, soil erosion modeling, tectonic shifts, water resource preservation, forestry ecology, meteorological fluctuations, carbon footprint reduction techniques, and sustainable farming innovations. The journal dedicatedly connects earth science discoveries with sustainable ecological practices, supporting academics and environmental experts worldwide.

Editorial Board

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EDITOR-IN-CHIEF

Dr. George Washington Jr.

University of California Davis (UC Davis), USA

DRC

ASSOCIATE EDITOR

Dr. Ramesh Chandra

Indian Agricultural Research Institute (IARI), India

EDITORIAL BOARD MEMBERS

DIL

Dr. Ingrid Larsen

University of Oslo, Norway

PCG

Prof. Carlos Gomez

University of Sao Paulo, Brazil

DAC

Dr. Alistair Cooke

University of Oxford, UK

Volume 1, Issue 1 (2026)

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Volume 1 · Issue 1 · Pages 1-15DOI: 10.5281/ijaees.2026.0101

Integrated Soil Moisture Sensor Arrays for Precision Drip Irrigation Control in Arid Arable Soils

Dr. George Washington Jr., Dr. Ramesh Chandra

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Water management is critical to sustain crop production in drought-prone agricultural regions. This paper presents an integrated IoT-driven soil moisture sensor array designed to automate drip irrigation systems in real time. Field trials conducted on onion and tomato crop plots demonstrated a 40% reduction in water consumption and a 12.5% increase in total yield weight compared to conventional timed-irrigation schedules.

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Volume 1 · Issue 1 · Pages 16-30DOI: 10.5281/ijaees.2026.0102

Longitudinal Modeling of Soil Erosion Risk inside Alpine River Watersheds under Changing Climate Patterns

Dr. Ingrid Larsen, Prof. Carlos Gomez

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Climate change has accelerated soil degradation and flash flooding risk inside mountainous river watersheds. Utilizing satellite imagery and GIS spatial modeling, we evaluate soil erosion dynamics inside three major Alpine watersheds over a five-year period. The research pinpoints the precise elevation zones showing severe topsoil runoff and outlines strategic terracing and reforestation remedies.

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Volume 1 · Issue 1 · Pages 31-45DOI: 10.5281/ijaees.2026.0103

Carbon Sequestration Efficacy of Regenerative Agriculture Schemes inside Semi-Arid Grazing Lands

Dr. Alistair Cooke, Prof. Sunita Krishnan

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Regenerative grazing has been widely proposed as a viable biological carbon capture solution. This study measures soil organic carbon variations across semi-arid rangelands operating via adaptive multi-paddock grazing versus continuous set-stock grazing over a seven-year timeline. The data demonstrates that adaptive paddock rotations significantly enhance deep soil organic carbon pools and improve forage biodiversity.

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