Author Guidelines

  1. Articles are taken from the results of research in economic, agricultural and social studies in a broad sense that has not been previously published or is not in the process of being published in other scientific publications.

  2. Manuscripts are sent to the editor of the Jurnal Ilmiah Penyuluhan dan Pengembangan Masyarakat online [Submit] using the [Template] and filling out the [Submission Letter]

  3. Writing Format:

    • Articles are written in Indonesian, with abstracts written in English or vice versa. The maximum length of the article is 16 pages. Abstracts, keywords, tables, and images are completed with A4 spacing.

    • Posts for research results using the Guidelines for Indonesian Spelling consist of a title page, name (without the academic degree), and author's / agency's address. The next page contains titles, abstracts, and keywords without the author's name. The next page contains INTRODUCTION, MATERIALS AND METHODS or METHODOLOGY, RESULTS AND DISCUSSION, CONCLUSIONS, and REFERENCES. No attachments are allowed.

    • TITLE must be short (maximum 20 words or 14 in English) and describe the contents.

    • AUTHORS: The forename and surname of each author are to be stated below the title. The institutional affiliations of authors are to be written below the names. If the coauthors are not all at the same institution or department, numbers in suffixes should be used to refer to the affiliations (1, 2). The name and e-mail of the corresponding author should be mentioned, marked with an asterisk (*)

    • ABSTRACT 250-300 words and only one paragraph that describes the essence of the entire contents of the writing, the purpose of the research, the methodology used, and the most important results in the study. Keywords of 4-5 words are arranged alphabetically and placed on a separate line at the end of the abstract.

    • INTRODUCTION Explains the background, problems, studies (reviews) of important literature, and research objectives.

    • MATERIALS AND METHODS or METHODOLOGY describe the place and time of research, the approach or methodology used, and the data analysis carried out.

    • RESULTS AND DISCUSSION present the study's results, information, interpretation of data, and comparisons with previously obtained data. Data presented in a table or image should not be written down again in the text. Enough interpretation and discussion.

    • CONCLUSION summarizes the overall unit or results of the study. Draw broad findings; do not make superficial conclusions with suggestions for further research or advice.

    • Acknowledgment, if any.

    • REFERENCES record all quotations included in the text. Library citations from journals/proceedings include the author's name, year of publication title, name of journal/proceeding, volume, and number and page. In contrast, the book excerpt includes the author's name, author's year, book title, edition, publisher, publisher city, and page. Library references refer to the latest primary reference, the last ten years of writing.

    • In the text, references should be cited as follows: single author (Morris, 1991); two authors (Barton & Moore, 1994); more than two authors (Levi et al., 1994). When several references are cited simultaneously, they should be ranked by chronological order, e.g. (Petrovic et al., 2011; 2015), and when their publications are in the same year – alphabetically. All published works in the text must be listed in the reference list and vice versa.

      A reference list is arranged alphabetically (by the first author's surname) and chronologically. When citing several publications by the same author, his individual publications are given first, followed by publications in co-authorship (with one co-author, two co-authors, etc.). It is desirable to list the names of all authors.

      Names of authors and journal titles in Cyrillic or alphabet different from Latin should be transliterated into Latin, and article titles should be translated into English. The original language of articles and books translated into English is indicated in brackets after the bibliographic reference (in Bulgarian = Bg, Russian = Ru, Serbian = Sr, Chinese – Ch, etc.).

      Example: Stoyanova, N., Antonova, V. & Serbezova, D. (2015). A study of introduced black currant varieties. Rastenievadni auki, 52(2), 25-28 (Bg).

      In transliteration, letters are replaced as follows: А=A, Б=В, В=V, Г=G, Д=D, Е=Е, Ж=Zh, 3=Z, И=I, Й=Y, K=К, Л=L, М=М, Н=N, О=О, П=Р, Р=R, С=S, Т=Т, У=U, Ф=F, X=H, Ц=Тs, Ч=Сh, Ш=Sh, Щ=Sht, Ъ=А, Ь=Y, Ю=Yu, Я=Ya.

      The journal follows the APA 7 citation style and APA 7 citation style using the Mendeley Manager Reference App. Data in the reference list should be cited as follows:

      Journal articles

      Author(s) surname and initials, given bold, year, title, journal title (in italic), volume (in italic), number, pages. Examples: Popova, V., Drachev, D. & Nikolova, V. (2006). Investigation of the burning properties of Burley tobacco grown in different regions of Bulgaria. Tobacco, 56(7-8), 159-164.

      Solomon, P. S. & Oliver, R. P. (2001). The nitrogen content of the tomato leaf apoplast increases during infection by Cladosporium. Planta, 213(2), 241-249.

      Books

      Author(s) surname and initials are given in bold, along with the year, title, edition, name of the publisher, and place of publishing. Example:

      Lidanski, T. (1998). Statistical methods in biology and agriculture. Samizdat, Sofia (Bg)

      Book chapters or conference proceedings

      Author(s) surname and initials, given bold, year, title. In: Title of the book or the proceedings followed by the editor(s), publisher name, place of publishing, volume, pages. Examples:

      McGrath, S. P. (1998). Phytoextraction for soil remediation. In: Plants that hyper accumulate heavy metals. CAB Int., Wallingford, UK, 261-287.

      Georgiev, D., Dinkova, H. & Georgieva, M. (2008). Study of newly introduced cultivars of black and red currant. In: Sustainable Fruit Growing: From Plant to Product, Proceedings of International Scientific Conference, Latvia, 46-53.

      Abstracts of reports on scientific forums

      Paychex, V. (1994). Hybrids between (Triticum aestivum L. x Secale cereale L.) and Triticale (2n=6х=42). 3rd International Triticale Symposium, 13-17 June 1994, Lisbon, Portugal (Abstracts), B-12.

      Dissertations and Philosophy Doctor Theses

      Petrova, V. (2015). Economically important apple pests and fight with them at various cultivation technologies. Dissertation, Kyustendil, Bulgaria.

      Kenyon, L. (1990). Pathogenicity mutants of Fulvia vulva (Cooke). Ph.D. thesis, University of East Anglia, UK

  4. Writing should be :

    • The quality of writing is determined by the state-of-the-art modernity of science and technology, the sophistication of perspectives and approaches, the novelty of findings for the knowledge presented, the completeness of cultivation, and the greatness of the theory and breadth of each article.

    • Originality showed in the contribution to science and technology.

    • The sharpness of analysis and synthesis