Call of paper Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK)
2025-12-12
Call of paper Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK)
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Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK) is an international peer-reviewed open access journal dedicated to advancing knowledge in farm and related disciplines.
Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK) welcomes original research articles, review papers, and case studies in agricultural innovation, precision farming, smart agricultural technologies, animal production, crop production, post-harvest technology, agricultural biotechnology, environmental sustainability, agribusiness, rural development, sustainable farming systems, and livestock management.
Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK) is published by CV. Get Press Indonesia and is published twice a year in January and July. The TARANAK template can be downloaded here.
| Journal title | Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK) |
| Subjects | Farm |
| Language | English |
| E-ISSN | xxxx-xxxx |
| Frequency | Twice a year in January and July |
| DOI | http://dx.doi.org/10.69855/taranak |
| OAI | https://gpijournal.com/index.php/taranak/oai?verb=Identify |
| Editor in chief | Purnama Wirawan S.Si., M.Si. |
| Publisher | CV. Get Press Indonesia |
| Citation Analysis | Google Scholar |
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January, 2026
Vol. 1 No. 1 (2026)
This volume of Technology and Research in Animal and Agricultural Knowledge (TARANAK) consists of 10 articles with 13 authors from several academic institutions and research affiliations in Indonesia. The contributors are affiliated...
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Community-Based Animal Feed Banks: A Model of Feed Security in the Dry Season for Smallholder Farmers
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Moringa Leaf Silage: A Local Feed Innovation to Improve Boer Goat Meat Quality
Moringa oleifera leaf silage (MLS) has emerged as a promising local feed resource for small ruminant production systems in tropical regions due to its high crude protein content, balanced amino acid profile, and abundance of bioactive antioxidant...633 views 147 downloads -
Herbal Feed Additives from Indigenous Plants: Natural Growth Promoters as Antibiotic Alternatives in Sustainable Broiler Production
The extensive use of antibiotic growth promoters (AGPs) in broiler feed has raised global concerns due to antimicrobial resistance and harmful residues in animal products, which threaten public health and food security. This study aimed to evaluate the...88 views 175 downloads -
Breaking Down the Carbon Footprint: Beef Cattle Farming Strategies Towards Net-Zero Emissions
The beef cattle farming industry is a significant contributor to global greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions, primarily through methane (CH₄) released from enteric fermentation and nitrous oxide (N₂O) originating from manure management and fertilized soils....94 views 111 downloads -
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Harvesting Black Soldier Fly Caterpillars, commonly known as black soldier fly larvae (BSFL, Hermetia illucens), has emerged as a highly promising bioconversion technology for transforming food waste into super high protein feed ingredients. This...361 views 151 downloads
