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AJAD Volume 22 Number 1 (June 2025)

SEARCA spotlights urgent issues shaping the future of farming in its latest issue of the Asian Journal of Agriculture and Development (AJAD)—featuring new empirical studies and expert reflections that call for rethinking public and private roles in Asia's agricultural development.

The Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture (SEARCA) is a non-profit organization established in 1966 by the Southeast Asian Ministers of Education Organization (SEAMEO).

As SEAMEO's specialized center for agriculture, SEARCA's mandates are to:

Provide high-quality graduate education and training in agriculture and related fields

Promote, undertake, and coordinate research addressing the region’s most pressing agricultural challenges

Disseminate research findings

Provide high-quality graduate education and training in agriculture and related fields

Promote, undertake, and coordinate research addressing the region’s most pressing agricultural challenges

Disseminate research findings

    Graduate Scholarships

    SEARCA's Education program is built on the conviction that education is a powerful force for driving sustained transformation and innovation within Southeast Asian agricultural systems. At the heart of this program are its graduate scholarships, through which SEARCA endeavors to cultivate a new generation of leaders and professionals. Learn more

    SEARCA Grants

    SEARCA grants ignite the potential of Southeast Asia's brightest minds to translate insights to real-world outcomes. Learn more

    University Consortium (UC), Academic Bridging Program, and Faculty and Student Mobility grants

    Funds projects that scale agricultural innovations to sustainable solutions

    Honors outstanding academics advancing transformative agricultural education

    Seeds promising research and training for SEA agricultural development

    Supports presentations in international conferences for research dissemination

    University Consortium (UC), Academic Bridging Program, and Faculty and Student Mobility grants

    Funds projects that scale agricultural innovations to sustainable solutions

    Honors outstanding academics advancing transformative agricultural education

    Seeds promising research and training for SEA agricultural development

    Supports presentations in international conferences for research dissemination