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Archiving Policy
Agrofera: Agronomical Journal is committed to ensuring the long-term preservation, accessibility, and usability of all published scholarly content. The journal implements reliable digital archiving strategies and supports open access principles to guarantee that published articles remain permanently available to the global scientific community.
1. Digital Preservation Commitment
The journal ensures that all published articles are preserved in secure and sustainable digital environments to prevent data loss and maintain long-term accessibility.
2. Archiving Systems
To support long-term preservation, the journal utilizes recognized archiving systems, including:
- LOCKSS (Lots of Copies Keep Stuff Safe), which provides decentralized and distributed preservation across multiple libraries
- CLOCKSS (Controlled LOCKSS), ensuring permanent archiving even in cases of journal discontinuation
- Institutional and national repository systems
These systems ensure redundancy and reliability in preserving journal content.
3. Institutional Repository
The journal encourages authors to deposit their manuscripts in institutional or subject-based repositories. Authors may also share their work on personal or academic platforms, provided that proper citation to the original publication is included.
4. Open Access and Accessibility
All archived content is openly accessible without restriction under the Creative Commons Attribution (CC BY 4.0) license, supporting the free exchange of scientific knowledge.
5. Metadata and Indexing
To enhance discoverability and accessibility, all articles are:
- Assigned a Digital Object Identifier (DOI)
- Indexed in relevant academic databases
- Equipped with standardized and interoperable metadata
6. Self-Archiving Policy
Authors are permitted to archive different versions of their manuscripts as follows:
- Preprint (submitted version): may be shared at any time
- Postprint (accepted version): may be shared after acceptance
- Version of Record (published version): may be shared immediately after publication
No embargo period is applied.
7. Website Archiving
The journal website and all published content are regularly backed up to ensure data integrity and prevent loss of information.
8. Policy Updates
This archiving policy may be revised periodically to align with evolving international standards and best practices in digital preservation.
