1. Manuscripts must be original, have not been published previously in any scientific journal, that manuscripts are not being submitted for publication elsewhere, and will not be submitted to any media during the review process, unless the authors have officially withdrawn the manuscripts from Jurnal Triton.  Jurnal Triton uses Similarity Check powered by TURNITIN to prevent any suspected plagiarism in the manuscripts.
2. Manuscripts submitted are research topics which have no conflict with bioethical research.
3. Manuscripts encompass a broad range of research topics in the scope of agricultural sciences with priority on Agriculture extension, Social, Economics, and applied research on Agriculture (including Animal Husbandry) in a broad sense based on the needs of farmers.
4. The journal is published 2 (Two) times a year, i.e. June and December.

Manuscript Preparation

      Before submitting, the author must adjust the manuscript according to the journal template and the author must also attach publication ethics

Manuscript File

1. Manuscripts are written in Indonesian/English and used standard scientific usage. Authors whose first language is not Indonesian/English should consult the manuscript with Indonesian/English editing service before submit it to Jurnal Triton.
2. Manuscripts should be prepared in Microsoft Word format, except for Graphs using Microsoft Excel program and Figures using JPEG or PNG format.
3. Manuscripts should be typed using Times New Roman fonts at 11 points.
4. Manuscripts should be typed 1.5 spaced except for Title, Tables, Title of Graphs/Figures, and appendix typed single spaced. Manuscripts are prepared in A4 paper, margins on all four sides are 2.5 cm, and total number of pages maximal is 20.
5. Use page numbers.
6. Manuscripts content should be arranged as the following order: Title, Name of the author(s) and their institutions, Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion and Recommendations, Conflict of Interest, Acknowledgment (if any), Contribution Statement, Funding Statement, Conflict of Interest, AI Usage Statement, Ethical Clearance, and References.

General requirements

Jurnal Triton editorial team accepts manuscripts in both Indonesian and English. Writing manuscripts in Indonesian must follow standard Indonesian rules and use words based on enhanced spelling (EYD). Manuscripts must be created using the Microsoft Word for Windows program, typed in Times New Roman, font size 11, with 1.5 spacing (except Title and Abstract, 1 spacing) on ​​A4 paper (21 × 29.7 cm) with 2.5 cm margins on all four sides. The manuscript must also have page numbers at the bottom right. The maximum number of pages for the Triton Journal is 20 pages.

Manuscript Format

Manuscripts sent to Jurnal Triton editor must be original writings resulting from research or reviews, have never been published in other journals and are not currently in the editing process in other journals. Manuscripts must be written in the following format: Title, Abstract, Introduction, Methods, Results and Discussion, Conclusion and Recommendations, Conflict of Interest, Acknowledgment (if any), Contribution Statement, Funding Statement, Conflict of Interest, AI Usage Statement, Ethical Clearance, and References.

Title

The title of the manuscript should be as short as possible but still clearly represent the contents of the manuscript. The entire title should be no more than 20 words. The title is written in capital letters at the beginning of each word and in bold. The name of the author (Authors) is written in the title of the manuscript, without including academic or professional degrees. The name and address of the institution are written after the author's name in the format: Department/Department/Study Program, Faculty, University, City, Postal Code, and Country. If the author comes from more than one agency, authors from other agencies are annotated using footnotes with Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3, ...). Apart from that, the corresponding author is marked with an "*" and additional information is given in the last line of the footnote in the form of an email address.

Abstract

The abstract is made on the same page as the title page and is made in two languages, namely Indonesian and English. The word Abstract is written in capital letters and separated from the abstract body paragraph. The abstract contains a maximum of 250 words and is written in one paragraph. The abstract begins with an introduction (1-2 sentences), research objectives (1 sentence), materials and methods (3-5 sentences), research results (3-5 sentences), conclusion (1 sentence), and Policy Suggestion/Implication (1 sentence) written concisely, concisely, and clear. Writing data that is already contained in the discussion results section should be avoided.

Keywords

Keywords consist of a maximum of 5 (five) and a minimum of 3 (three) words or groups of words. The words “Keywords” and keywords are sorted in alphabetical order. Capital letters are only found in the first word.

Introduction

The introduction is written on a separate page after the title page and abstract. The introduction contains the background and objectives of the research which is supported by literature related to the research contains the latest explanation (state of the art) regarding the focus of the discussion and contains a discussion of the novelty of the article. Excessive inclusion of literature reviews should be avoided and if necessary the literature should be used to support the discussion. 

Method

The method contains the tools, materials and methods used in the research. The inclusion of tools and materials must be followed by information regarding the name of the material/equipment, the manufacturer's company and the city of manufacture. For research methods, the analysis method must be written clearly and in detail so that the method can be carried out again by the researcher. If during the research there are modifications to existing standard methods, the modifications that have been made must be included. In the final section of the materials and methods, the statistical analysis method used must be clearly stated.

Results and Discussion

This section contains research data presented in tables or images (graphs, diagrams, photos, etc.), and the interpretation of these results is based on the author's opinion which is supported by the literature.

Table

Tables are presented on the manuscript page. All tables must be cited in the text. All tables must be numbered using Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3,…). The table title must be short and concise but clearly represent the data in the table. The title is written above the table. In the table, there are only three or four horizontal lines without any vertical lines. The first horizontal line is a double line at the top of the first table row, the second line is a single line at the bottom of the first table row, and the third and fourth lines are single lines at the bottom of the last row of the table. Rows in the table must be made with one space between rows and the first letter of the parameter in each row or column is written in capital letters.

Image

The images referred to here can be in the form of graphs, diagrams, photos, etc. Figures are presented on a separate page after the table page. Image titles must be short and concise and clearly represent the content of the image. The title is written below the image (graph, diagram, photo) and numbered with Arabic numerals (1, 2, 3, ...). The legend or description of the image should be written in the same line as the image title.

Conclusion and Recommendations

The conclusion contains a summary of the description of the results and discussion with reference to the research objectives. Suggestions are formulated based on the research findings that have been discussed. Conclusions should be answers to the research questions, and should not be expressed in statistical sentences. The presentation is in the form of flowing paragraphs that contain links between one content and another. Use terms that have substantive meaning in the field of science and avoid technical statistical/methodological terms. Suggestions can refer to practical actions, the development of new theories, and/or further research. Writing conclusions and suggestions uses Times New Roman 11 point (upright) with 1.5 spacing. Each paragraph begins with a 1 cm indentation and MUST NOT USE BULLET OR NUMBERS.

Acknowledgment (Optional)

If necessary, thanks can be given to 1) parties who provided financial assistance and support, 2) support from departments and institutions, 3) professionals who contributed to the preparation of the report. Acknowledgements should be written using Times New Roman 11 point (upright) with 1.5 spacing. Each paragraph begins with a 1 cm indentation.

Contribution Statement

The contribution statement contains the contributions of each author whose name is listed in the article.

Funding Statement

A statement explaining the source of funding that supports the research.

Conflict of Interest

A situation involving a relationship or specific interest that could influence objectivity in the writing, assessment, or decision-making process regarding a manuscript.

AI Usage Statement

Authors are required to disclose the use of AI and AI-assisted technologies in the writing process.

Ethical Clearance

A written statement from an ethics committee declaring that a research project is suitable to be conducted because it meets the principles of protecting living organisms. In the fields of agriculture, plantation management, and animal husbandry, this document is mandatory if the research involves test animals or has a direct impact on the biological environment.

References

References must be prepared according to the guidelines of Jurnal Triton. If a reference has a digital object identifier (DOI), it should be supplied. Non-published findings and personal communications should not be included in the list of references. The references need to be written using applications for reference management such as Mendeley, Zotero, or Endnote. The bibliography is written based on rules in accordance with the American Psychological Association Style 7^th edition. References cited in the text must be written:

Briggs, D. J., & Courtney, F. M. (1985). Agriculture and environment. Longman Inc. (Standard Books)

FDA. (2014). Approved animal products online. http://www.fda.gov/AnimalVeterinary/Products/ApprovedAnimalProducts/default.htm. Accessed 3 February 2015. (Electronic publication /Internet citation)

Purwanta, P., Syaefullah, B. L., & Aswandi, A. (2022). Physiological Response of Etawa Goats by Offering Complete Feed Containing Flour of Various Types of Banana Plant Weevil. Jurnal Triton, 13(1), 75–85. https://doi.org/10.47687/jt.v13i1.248. (Journal articles and abstract)

Rakhra, M., Singh, A., Fadhaeel, T., Al Ahdal, A., & Pandey, N. (2022, October). Design, Fabrication, and Implementation of an Agriculture robot. In 2022 10th International Conference on Reliability, Infocom Technologies and Optimization (Trends and Future Directions)(ICRITO) (pp. 1-6). IEEE. (Proceeding/Conference)

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JURNAL TRITON accepts the following types of manuscripts:

1. Original Research Articles

Original research articles report the findings of novel and unpublished studies based on empirical data, experimental investigations, field studies, surveys, or other appropriate scientific methods. These manuscripts must clearly present the research objectives, methodology, results, discussion, and conclusions. The findings should provide a meaningful contribution to the advancement of knowledge and practice in the relevant field.

2. Review Articles

Review articles provide a critical, comprehensive, and systematic or integrative assessment of existing scientific literature on a relevant topic. They should identify research trends, evaluate the strength of existing evidence, highlight knowledge gaps, and propose directions for future research. Systematic reviews should describe their search strategy, eligibility criteria, study selection process, and synthesis methods transparently, where applicable.

Author Contributions

Authors are required to specify their individual contributions to the manuscript to ensure transparency and accountability in the research and publication process. Author contributions should be described using the following categories, where applicable:

1. Conceptualization: Formulation of the research ideas, objectives, and overall research goals.

2. Methodology: Development or design of the research methodology, experimental procedures, and analytical approaches.

3. Software: Development, programming, implementation, or testing of software and computational tools.

4. Validation: Verification of research results, methods, and experimental findings.

5. Formal Analysis: Application of statistical, mathematical, computational, or other analytical techniques to interpret research data.

6. Investigation: Conducting experiments, fieldwork, surveys, data collection, and other research activities.

7. Resources: Provision of research materials, equipment, facilities, samples, or other essential resources.

8. Data Curation: Organization, management, documentation, and maintenance of research data.

9. Writing – Original Draft Preparation: Preparation and writing of the initial manuscript draft.

10. Writing – Review and Editing: Critical review, revision, and editing of the manuscript.

11. Visualization: Preparation of figures, tables, graphs, maps, and other visual representations of research findings.

12. Supervision: Oversight, leadership, and guidance throughout the research process.

13. Project Administration: Coordination and management of research activities, schedules, and administrative requirements.

14. Funding Acquisition: Obtaining financial support for the research project.

All authors must have made substantial intellectual contributions to the work, approved the final version of the manuscript, and agreed to be accountable for their respective contributions and the integrity of the research. Contributions should be assigned accurately and transparently, reflecting the actual work performed by each author.

Author Contributions Statement

The specific contributions of each author must be stated in the manuscript using the applicable categories listed above. For example:

Conceptualization: A.B. and C.D.; Methodology: A.B. and E.F.; Investigation: A.B., C.D., and E.F.; Formal Analysis: C.D.; Data Curation: E.F.; Writing – Original Draft Preparation: A.B.; Writing – Review and Editing: A.B., C.D., and E.F.; Visualization: C.D.; Supervision: G.H.; Funding Acquisition: G.H. All authors have read and approved the final version of the manuscript.

Authors should use only the contribution categories that accurately represent their involvement in the research. The corresponding author is responsible for ensuring that the contribution statement is complete and agreed upon by all authors.