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With more than 100 years of scientific research and application underpinning our work, CABI supports study, practice and professional development through our array of publishing products, research services and support tools.

Whether you're a researcher in need of cutting edge resources, a practitioner interested in training and professional development, or a farmer in need of practical advice, we can provide the know-how and turn evidence-based information into actionable advice for making critical decisions.

CABI Databases, including CAB Abstracts and Global Health, bring together millions of research records across agriculture, the environment, human health and the applied life sciences to support study, research and practical application around the world.

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CABI Subject Collections bring together a wealth of bibliographic information, research articles and full text records to provide a focused approach to study and practice across a number of subject areas.

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CABI Compendium brings together data and research across species, pests, and diseases into one comprehensive resource. CABI Compendium includes images, maps, and diagnostic and decision support tools such as The Horizon Scanning Tool, Pest Risk Analysis Tool, and a new addition - the Invasive Species Discovery Tool.

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Our book publishing programme covers the life sciences and sustainable development, and CABI books provide key resources for study, practice and professional development.

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CABI publishes high-quality, peer-reviewed articles in open access and subscription journals in the life sciences, supported by international and high-profile editorial boards.

CABI Agriculture and Bioscience

CABI Agriculture and Bioscience

CABI One Health

CABI One Health

CABI Reviews

CABI Reviews

European Journal of Horticultural Science

European Journal of Horticultural Science

Human-Animal Interactions

Human-Animal Interactions

agriRxiv

agriRxiv

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CABI case studies offer real examples of experiences and expertise that provide support for study, research and practice.

Animal Behaviour and Welfare Cases

Animal Behaviour and Welfare Cases

Animal Science Cases

Animal Science Cases

Food Science and Nutrition Cases

Food Science and Nutrition Cases

Global Health Cases

Global Health Cases

One Health Cases

One Health Cases

Plant Health Cases

Plant Health Cases

Soil Science Cases

Soil Science Cases

Tourism Case

Tourism Cases

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Announcements

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CasesJanuary 2025

Global Health Cases is now live

Real, educational examples of global health research in practice, covering subjects from epidemiology and disease surveillance to healthcare access, universal coverage and diversity.

CasesJanuary 2025

Soil Science Cases is now live

This curated collection of explorative, educational and practical case studies cover subjects from soil formation and classification to contamination and remediation.

eBooks10 Oct 2024

NEW Aquaculture eBook Collection

15 titles dedicated to aquaculture available for the first time digitally on CABI Digital Library.

Journals9 Sept 2024

European Journal of Horticultural Science is open for article submissions on the CABI Digital Library

eJHS welcomes Research articles, Review articles and Commentaries in the scope of global horticulture.

Editorial updateJune 2024

Press release: ResearchGate and CABI announce Journal Home partnership

ResearchGate and CABI announce a new partnership that will increase the visibility of CABI’s research journals through ResearchGate’s innovative Journal Home offering.

Editorial updateJune 2024

CABI Reviews appoints Dr. Ivelisse Robles to the role of Senior Editor

Dr. Robles will support the Editor-in-Chief, David Hemming, in the day-to-day management of CABI Reviews across the journal focus areas within agriculture and life sciences.

JournalsJuly 2024

CABI Agriculture and Bioscience is open for article submissions on the CABI Digital Library

We are pleased to confirm that authors may now submit to the journal via the new CABI Agriculture and Bioscience website.

Juno Evidence AllianceMay 2024

Juno Evidence Alliance: Call For Grey Literature On Plant Breeding Research

The Juno Evidence Alliance is calling for the submission of relevant research papers focusing on the impacts of different plant breeding methods on crop yield and resistance in Nepal.

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CABI Projects

Addressing scale insect threats in Kenya

Producing better cotton in Pakistan

Cotton is Pakistan’s largest industrial sector. In total though, the industry is losing around 10-15% through poor traditional practices. Using the Better Cotton Standard System, we are encouraging farmers to implement Better Cotton production principles and criteria, Good Agricultural Practices (GAP) by providing participatory training to 32,493 small, medium and large-sized farmers and their 75,476 farm workers in ‘Learning Groups’ and medium farmer’s fields.

Addressing scale insect threats in Kenya

PRISE: a Pest Risk Information Service

Pests can decimate crops and are estimated to cause around a 40% loss. These insects, mites and plant pathogens can impact on food security and impede supply chains and international trade. A Pest Risk Information SErvice (PRISE) aims to solve this problem by using data to help farmers manage pests in sub-Saharan Africa.

Addressing scale insect threats in Kenya

PlantwisePlus

Farmers’ crops are increasingly at the mercy of climate change, pests and diseases. PlantwisePlus will work to help countries predict, prepare for and prevent potential threats and reduce crop losses. We will provide comprehensive support to countries and farmers so they meet the increasing global demand for quality food in a changing climate.

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