Editorial Policy

1. Purpose

This policy establishes guidelines for creating, submitting, reviewing, and publishing content on Farm Wise Malawi.

2. Accepted Content

We accept articles related to crop production, livestock, irrigation, soil management, fertilizers, pests and diseases, agribusiness, sustainable agriculture, and agricultural technology.

3. Content Requirements

All submitted articles must:

  • Have clear titles and easy-to-understand language.

  • Be original or properly authorized.

  • Provide accurate and responsible information.

  • Include reliable sources where possible.

  • Use images and videos with appropriate permission.

4. Prohibited Content

Plagiarism, false information, misleading advertising, offensive material, dangerous recommendations, and content that violates third-party rights are not allowed.

5. Editorial Review

Our editorial team may review, edit, request corrections, or reject submitted content before publication.

6. Author Responsibility

Authors are responsible for the accuracy, originality, and legality of their submissions. Submission does not guarantee publication.

7. Technical Information

Articles involving pesticides, fertilizers, veterinary medicines, or other technical products must follow applicable safety guidelines and regulations.

8. Images and Media

Authors must have permission or the appropriate licence to use submitted images, videos, and other materials.

9. Content Moderation

Farm Wise Malawi reserves the right to edit or remove content that violates this policy or presents risks to readers, animals, or the environment.

10. Policy Updates

This policy may be updated whenever necessary.

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