Conference Objectives

• Achieving Sustainable Development Goals within Egypt's Vision 2030

Achieving digital integration in agriculture

Supporting food security strategieEncouraging innovation and development

Enhancing smart management strategies

Raising awareness among farmers and investors about the importance of digitization and smart technolies

Registration Fees

Publication Guidelines:

• Publish in English language only.
• Only the abstract will be reviewed.
• Accepted abstracts will be published in the conference booklet.
• The abstract should be between 150 and 250 words.
• The full paper will be published within six months after the conference.
• Accepted papers will be published in the New Valley Journal of Agricultural Sciences.
• File Format: Ensure the manuscript file is in Microsoft Word format.
• Text formatting: Times New Roman, size 12 points, double-spaced line, and line numbers.
• Margins: Use 2.54 cm margins on all sides of the page.

What is an Abstract?

An abstract is a concise summary of your research paper, typically ranging from 150 to 250 words. It's a standalone piece that allows readers to quickly understand the key elements of your work and decide if they want to read the full paper.

Key Components of a Standard Abstract:

1. Motivation/Background (1-2 sentences):

   • Start by establishing the context.

   • What is the broader topic of your research?

   • What gap in knowledge or understanding does your research address?

2. Problem Statement/Purpose (1-2 sentences):

   • Clearly state the specific research question, objective, or hypothesis your paper investigates.

3. Methods (2-4 sentences):

   • Briefly describe the approach you took to answer your research question.

   • Mention your research design (e.g., experiment, survey, literature review).

   • Highlight key methods (e.g., data collection techniques, analysis tools).

4. Results/Findings (2-4 sentences):

   • Present the most important results of your research.

   • Focus on findings that directly answer your research question or support/refute your hypothesis.

   • Use specific data or evidence when possible.

5. Conclusion/Implications (1-3 sentences):

   • State the main takeaways from your research.

   • What do your results mean in a broader context?

   • What are the implications of your findings for the field, future research, or practice?

Tips for Writing an Effective Abstract:

• Be Concise: Every word counts. Use clear and direct language. Avoid jargon unless essential and well-defined.

• Be Accurate: Ensure that the information in your abstract accurately reflects the content of your paper.

• Be Objective: Present your findings in a neutral and unbiased manner.

• Use Keywords: Incorporate relevant keywords from your paper to help readers find your work.

• Follow Guidelines: Adhere to the specific word count and formatting requirements of the journal or conference where you plan to submit.

• Write it Last: It's often best to write your abstract after you've completed the rest of the paper. This ensures that it accurately reflects your final research.

• Revise and Edit: Proofread your abstract carefully for clarity, grammar, and style.

Sample Abstract:

Title: The Impact of Modern Agricultural Techniques on Date Palm Productivity and Quality

Authors: John Doe, Jane Smith

Affiliations: Department of Agriculture, New Valley University, Egypt

Emails: john.doe@example.com, jane.smith@example.com

ORCID: 0000-0002-1825-0097, 0000-0002-5356-3464

Abstract:

Introduction: Date palms are crucial in arid regions, providing food and income. This study investigates modern agricultural techniques' impact on productivity and quality. (50 words).

Problem Statement/Purpose (50 words)

Materials and Methods: Conducted in an experimental farm in Egypt, the study used drip irrigation and organic fertilizers. Data were collected over a year on productivity and quality. (50 words).

Results: Modern techniques increased productivity by 30% and improved date quality. They also reduced water usage and enhanced soil health. (50 words)

Conclusion: Modern agricultural techniques significantly enhance date palm productivity and quality, with implications for sustainable management in arid regions. (50 words).

Keywords: Date palms, agricultural techniques, productivity, quality, modern farming (5 words)