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AGRIS Data Release March 2022
11/04/2022
1 390 new records were added to the AGRIS collection, which now indexes 13 886 615 bibliographic references, including 4 251 datasets, from 463 data providers. AGRIS wishes to thank all the data providers who contributed to this release.
AGRIS Data Release February 2022
08/03/2022
26 294 new records were added to the AGRIS collection, which is now indexing 13 885 225 bibliographic references, including 4 251 datasets, from 463 data providers. AGRIS wishes to thank all the data providers who contributed to this release.
The first AGRIS harvest of 2022
10/02/2022
We are pleased to announce that the first automated AGRIS harvest of 2022, completed on Tuesday 1 February, added 72 839 records to the AGRIS database, which now indexes 13 858 931 records from 463 data providers in 149 countries. The next harvest is scheduled for 15 April 2022. You can learn about...
Coming soon! The AGRIS Data Provider Survey
10/02/2022
Your feedback is valuable to us – help AGRIS improve by taking this short survey. Even as AGRIS approaches its 50th year, it strives to keep improving and evolving by listening to those who make up the AGRIS network and provide bibliographic content to the AGRIS database. This survey will present...
AGRIS statistics of the last 12 months
14/12/2021
The International System for Agricultural Science and Technology (AGRIS) contributes knowledge and data, resulting in an enormous, multilingual bibliographic collection of food and agricultural scientific research, with data providers from 149 countries covering 90 languages. Over the past 12 months...
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