Journal Name: International Journal of Alternative Fuels and Energy
Abbreviated Title: Int J Altern Fuels Energy
ISSN: 2523-9171
Publication Frequency: Bi-annually; 2 Issues per Year (April, October)
Article Processing Charges: All APCs are covered through December 2021
Call For Papers: Volume 6 Issue 1 (April 2022 Issue)
E-Journal Portal: Access journal on e-journal portal
Aim & Scope:
International Journal of Alternative Fuels and Energy (IJAFE; ISSN: 2523-9171) is open access, peer-reviewed international journal that considers articles on all aspects of alternative energy sources and allied sciences.
The journal welcomes the submission of original manuscripts (Please see Plagiarism Policy) that meet the general criteria of significance and scientific excellence.
Submission should be made through “IJAFE – Manuscript Submission and Tracking System“.
Article manuscripts can be submitted as email attachments in Word format to PSM Editorial Office (editor@psmpublishers.org).
Submission enquiries: editor@psmpublishers.org or ijafe@psmpublishers.org
General enquiries: info@psmpublishers.org
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Early Feed Restriction Can Affect the Behavior and Welfare of Mule Ducks
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