Article Processing Charges Policy
General Provisions
"Bulletin of Agricultural Science" is an international peer-reviewed open-access scientific journal that adheres to the principles of transparency, scientific integrity, and equal access to research results in the field of agricultural sciences.
The journal operates under a Full Open Access model without financial barriers for authors and readers.
No Publication Fees
The editorial policy of the journal implies the complete absence of any payments from the authors:
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no manuscript submission fee (Submission Fee)
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no peer review fee (Peer Review Fee)
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no article processing charges (Article Processing Charges, APCs)
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no publication fee (Publication Fee)
The publication of all accepted articles is carried out free of charge, regardless of:
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article type
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length of the material
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number of illustrations, tables, or appendices
Open Access Policy
All articles are published in open access immediately upon issue release:
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access to the materials is free and unrestricted
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users can read, download, copy, distribute, and cite the materials
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access does not require registration or a subscription
Funding and Journal Support
The costs of the editorial process are covered by:
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budgetary funding of the editorial office
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voluntary work of the reviewers
Copyright and Licensing
Authors retain the copyright to their works.
Publications are distributed according to the terms of the license:
- Creative Commons Attribution License (CC BY 4.0)
This allows:
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free use of the materials
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adaptation and distribution
provided the original source is properly cited.
Principles of Equality and Accessibility
The zero-APC policy aims to:
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eliminate financial barriers to publication
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support researchers from low- and middle-income countries
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ensure global equal access to scientific knowledge
Final Provisions
"Bulletin of Agricultural Science" guarantees that decisions regarding the acceptance of articles are based solely on:
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scientific quality;
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novelty of the research;
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relevance to the journal's scope,
and do not depend on the financial capabilities of the authors.

