Collect relevant data to support the policy recommendations in your agricultural sciences policy brief. Sources may include statistical data, case studies, or expert opinions.

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Conducting research for an agricultural sciences policy brief involves three primary activities: conducting a literature review to understand current knowledge, collecting relevant data to support recommendations, and performing a stakeholder analysis to assess the perspectives of those impacted by the policy issue.

Steps of Writing Agricultural Sciences Policy Brief: Conduct Research

Review academic journals, reports, and other publications to understand the current state of knowledge and policy on your topic.

Writing Agricultural Sciences Conduct Research - Step 1: Literature Review

Identify and analyze the perspectives of key stakeholders involved in or affected by your policy issue. This helps in understanding the potential impact of your recommendations.

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