Agriculture Research Databases

Agriculture

Best Bet Databases in Agriculture

CAB Direct
Covers agriculture. Includes animal, dairy & veterinary sciences; entomology; plant sciences; forestry; aquaculture & fisheries; farming; agricultural economics; food & human nutrition; earth & environmental sciences. 1973-current.

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Coverage is international, including literature from over 125 countries. Indexes over 9,000 journals and 2,500 books are every year. Updated weekly. Subject coverage:
- Plant Science (including horticulture)
- Animal Science (including nutrition & zoology)
- Pathogen, pest, parasite and weed management
- Human health and hygiene (including human nutrition)
- Natural resources and ecology
- Forestry, forest products and agroforestry
- Soil Science
- Rural Development, Tourism and Economics
- Food science and food products
- Biotechnology
- Agricultural Engineering
- Veterinary Medicine
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AGRICOLA (via EBSCO)
Indexes articles in agriculture, including plant and animal sciences, forestry, entomology, soil and water resources, agricultural economics, agricultural engineering, alternative farming practices, and food and nutrition. 1970-current.

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Compiled by the U.S. National Agricultural Library, AGRICOLA consists of over 3 million citations to journal articles, monographs, theses, patents, software, audio-visual materials, and technical reports related to all aspects of agriculture. Subjects include:
- Agriculture
- Agronomy
- Animal Science
- Aquaculture
- Biology
- Botany
- Breeding
- Crop Management
- Dairy Science
- Ecology
- Environment
- Fertilizers
- Food & Agriculture
- Forestry
- Horticulture
- Natural Resources
- Nutrition
- Pesticides
- Plant Genetics
- Soils
- Veterinary Science
- Water
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