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Amirnejad H. (2026). The Editor's note. J Entrepreneurial Strategies Agric. 13(1), 1-2. doi:10.61882/jea.2026.482
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Professor of Sari Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University, Sari, Iran
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Entrepreneurship in agriculture is no longer merely an option; it is a necessity that drives food security, resource sustainability, and rural development. In other words, agricultural entrepreneurship, beyond being an economic imperative, serves as a systematic strategy for reshaping production and distribution structures within the context of renewable natural resources. In an era where climate change, market fluctuations, supply chain instabilities, and rapid technological shifts have challenged the traditional paradigms of land exploitation, agricultural entrepreneurship—as a dynamic capability—can identify latent opportunities within constraints and transform them into economic, social, and environmental value.
The journal “Entrepreneurship Strategies in Agriculture”, backed by the scientific prowess of Iran’s universities and research centers, defines its mission not merely as the dissemination of research findings, but as the production of an interdisciplinary discourse spanning agricultural sciences, management, entrepreneurship, business, economics, and technology. Having achieved a “Grade A” rating from the Ministry of Science, Commission on Scientific Journals, this publication provides a platform for entrepreneurial knowledge to transcend the boundaries of laboratories and farms, moving closer to policymaking and practical application.
The mission of this journal is to reflect research that does not merely settle for describing the status quo but proposes strategies for a more sustainable future. The domains addressed by this journal are vast and diverse: from entrepreneurial business models in agriculture to rural women’s entrepreneurship, from the commercialization of knowledge-based innovations to agritourism, and from emerging technologies to sustainable value chains. All these are arenas that can shape the future of agriculture in Iran, and this journal strives to push the frontiers of applied knowledge in these fields.
We invite all specialists, researchers, professors, and graduate students in the fields of entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation in agriculture to contribute to formulating scientific responses to the challenges of agricultural entrepreneurship in Iran by submitting their valuable manuscripts. Undoubtedly, it is through your collective thinking and synergy that the hidden potentials of this sector can be fully realized.
In closing, I would like to express my gratitude to the Managing Editor, the Editorial Board, the reviewers, researchers, professors, and all those involved—particularly our esteemed colleagues in the Research and Technology Vice Presidency of the Sari Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University—who play a fundamental role in the continuous publication and academic advancement of this journal.
The journal “Entrepreneurship Strategies in Agriculture”, backed by the scientific prowess of Iran’s universities and research centers, defines its mission not merely as the dissemination of research findings, but as the production of an interdisciplinary discourse spanning agricultural sciences, management, entrepreneurship, business, economics, and technology. Having achieved a “Grade A” rating from the Ministry of Science, Commission on Scientific Journals, this publication provides a platform for entrepreneurial knowledge to transcend the boundaries of laboratories and farms, moving closer to policymaking and practical application.
The mission of this journal is to reflect research that does not merely settle for describing the status quo but proposes strategies for a more sustainable future. The domains addressed by this journal are vast and diverse: from entrepreneurial business models in agriculture to rural women’s entrepreneurship, from the commercialization of knowledge-based innovations to agritourism, and from emerging technologies to sustainable value chains. All these are arenas that can shape the future of agriculture in Iran, and this journal strives to push the frontiers of applied knowledge in these fields.
We invite all specialists, researchers, professors, and graduate students in the fields of entrepreneurship, technology, and innovation in agriculture to contribute to formulating scientific responses to the challenges of agricultural entrepreneurship in Iran by submitting their valuable manuscripts. Undoubtedly, it is through your collective thinking and synergy that the hidden potentials of this sector can be fully realized.
In closing, I would like to express my gratitude to the Managing Editor, the Editorial Board, the reviewers, researchers, professors, and all those involved—particularly our esteemed colleagues in the Research and Technology Vice Presidency of the Sari Agricultural Sciences and Natural Resources University—who play a fundamental role in the continuous publication and academic advancement of this journal.
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