Our Vision
To be a leading resource providing in-depth understanding of the role of agricultural meteorology in optimizing agricultural production, preserving environmental sustainability, and supporting global food security.
Our Mission
- Educating and Disseminating Knowledge: Providing informative and educational content that expands understanding of the interaction between meteorological factors and agriculture. Our primary sources include scientific research, articles from leading journals in agricultural meteorology, and official publications from international agricultural organizations.
- Interdisciplinary Engagement: Encouraging collaboration among meteorology, agronomy, ecology, and other related disciplines. We prioritize the use of scientific literature and the latest research findings to present cross-disciplinary information.
- Promoting Sustainable Agriculture: Emphasizing understanding of sustainable and environmentally friendly agricultural practices. Our references include guidelines for sustainable farming practices published by leading organizations in the field of sustainable agriculture.
- Understanding the Impact of Climate Change: Highlighting the contribution of agriculture to climate change and efforts to mitigate its negative impacts. We refer to scientific reports and recent research from global climate and agricultural institutions.
- Encouraging Innovation: Showcasing technology and innovations in agriculture that can address challenges such as weather variability, crop resilience, and natural resource management. Our references include reports on the latest technologies and innovative discoveries in agricultural science.
Reference Sources
Every content we present is based on valid and reliable reference sources. Our main reference sources include:
- Scientific publications from leading journals in the field of agricultural meteorology.
- Official reports and research from international organizations such as FAO (Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations), WMO (World Meteorological Organization), and IPCC (Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change).
- Books and guides from renowned experts in agriculture and meteorology.
- Research findings and publications from top agricultural and scientific research institutions.
We believe that accuracy is the key to providing value to our community. Always citing valid reference sources is our commitment to maintaining the quality and reliability of the information we convey.