The IASR Journal of Agriculture and Life Sciences (IJALS) requires all authors, reviewers, and editors to disclose any potential conflicts of interest that could influence the research or publication process. Transparency in conflict disclosure is essential to maintain trust, integrity, and credibility in scholarly publishing. For Authors: • All financial or personal relationships that could bias the research or its interpretation must be disclosed at the time of manuscript submission. • This includes funding sources, employment, consultancies, stock ownership, patents, or any other relationships relevant to the study. For Reviewers: • Reviewers must decline evaluation of manuscripts where a conflict exists, including personal, professional, or financial relationships with any of the authors. For Editors: • Editors must recuse themselves from handling manuscripts where a conflict of interest exists, ensuring impartial editorial decisions. Management: • All disclosed conflicts are evaluated by the editorial office. • The journal may include conflict statements in published articles to ensure full transparency to readers. By enforcing this policy, IJALS ensures that all decisions regarding manuscript evaluation, publication, and peer review remain fair, unbiased, and ethically sound.