Get published in a peer-reviewed journal, present at a meeting, write a book, or create a peer-reviewed teaching module. Convert your meeting or conference paper into a peer-reviewed journal article.

Be influential worldwide. Be recognized as a respected expert in your subject matter. Improve your grant funding opportunities with a trusted journal. We work with you to improve the quality of your publication and distribute it to a worldwide audience.

For over a century, ASABE has been a trusted source of authoritative research. Meet the ASABE Journals Editor in Chief, Garey Fox, as he discusses the process and many benefits of publishing with ASABE. Topics include new articles types, citation metrics, review time, improving your contribution through peer review, choosing a journal, common mistakes, submitting your manuscript, peer review processing, and final publication. See the related journal article "Navigating the Publication Process: An ASABE Journals Perspective." Review the 2019 journal survey results in Changes to ASABE Journals Guided by Member Feedback.

Why publish with us? Meet our Editor in Chief.

Distribution of Articles Worldwide

Through license agreements with universities, government agencies, and companies worldwide, the full text of your ASABE journal article or meeting paper is available to a majority of individuals interested in your research. Those with access to the complete our Technical Library include:

• Nearly all land grant institutions along with many other U.S. institutions interested in our content.
  
• Similar institutions in 37 other countries.
• Over 1,000 institutions in China.
• All USDA employees.
• Major equipment companies and others interested in the content.
• All ASABE members.

Take a look at our most highly cited journal articles.

Discovery Services

Journals and other content are indexed for search engines by various discovery services that index our content. We also send our journal metadata to Crossref and register a DOI number for each article which makes the articles easy to find and cite. In addition to the indexers above, others obtain our metadata directly from CrossRef, further expanding the exposure your article receives.

Open Access and Public Access

Authors may purchase open access rights for their journal articles or textbooks, including journal articles published in the past. See the article processing charges for details. Open access articles include the logo for Creative Commons BY-NC-ND 4.0 rights.

Public access for a limited time applies to special collections and invited reviews. These files may not be posted on other websites, except as permitted. See the Copyright FAQ for details.

Manuscript Submissions

Please note that for journal articles:

• References listed at the end of your document should have last name first. If the author names are not in the correct order, the manuscript will be returned to you for editing.
• ISO standards adopted for journal name abbreviation.
• Use of DOI is encouraged in references.
• Use of EndNote or the Word references tool is encouraged. See online instructions.
• Plagiarism checking has been implemented.
• Article processing charges (APC) must be paid before publication.

We use ScholarOne Manuscripts, the popular online manuscript submission and peer review system, to make the submission process easy and ensure timely review of your manuscript. After acceptance, our seasoned in-house technical editors work with authors to ensure a high quality published article. Upon completion and payment of page charges, the article is published in print format and converted to PDF format for publication online.

How to submit manuscripts

• Books - Submit a proposal for a textbook or monograph.
• Journal articles - Submit your manuscript to a peer-reviewed journal.
• Meeting or conference papers - Use the Manuscript Templates and follow the instructions provided by the organizer.
• Teaching modules - Create peer-reviewed content to be shared in the classroom.

Review for ASABE and Document Your Work Using Publons

Our peer-review system depends on having qualified and willing reviewers. To volunteer to review:

1. Log in to your ScholarOne account (co-authors have accounts using their emails).
2. Click on your name at the top of the page.
3. Choose "User ID & Password" from the drop-down menu.
4. Fill-in the "Keywords" section. These words are used for reviewer searches.
5. Fill-in the "Specialty/Area of Expertise". Include one or more technical community codes such as "ASE" or "NRES", along with your more specific areas of interest such as grain storage, aerobic treatment, or center pivot irrigation.

Thank you for providing quality, timely reviews. For more information, see our "Volunteer to Review" page.