Agricultural History Review is an academic journal focused on the history of agriculture, rural society, and rural economics, publishing articles that delve into various aspects of these fields. Since its inception, the journal has become an important resource in the field of agricultural history research with its rigorous academic attitude and broad research vision. The journal's main focus is on agricultural and rural history in the United Kingdom and Ireland, but it also shows a keen interest in rural history in Europe, North America and Australasia.

The journal is able to provide a more comprehensive perspective to understand the historical development of agriculture and rural society. In particular, articles that can provide a comparative perspective for understanding the development of British agriculture are favored by magazines. By publishing high-quality research papers, it not only promotes the development of the discipline of agricultural history, but also provides a wealth of academic resources for scholars and researchers in related fields. The journal encourages scholars to explore, through in-depth research and analysis, the historical changes in agriculture and rural society, as well as the impact of these changes on modern society.