Writing the agricultural sciences policy brief proceeds in three sequential steps: (1) outline the brief to establish its structure (executive summary, introduction, background, methodology, findings, recommendations, and conclusion); (2) draft the brief by writing clear, evidence-supported content into that outline; and (3) revise and edit the draft for clarity, coherence, and persuasiveness before finalizing.

Steps of Writing Agricultural Sciences Policy Brief: Write the Policy Brief

Organize your research and recommendations into a concise and persuasive document.

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Writing an agricultural sciences policy brief proceeds through four stages: (1) conduct research; (2) develop clear, actionable policy recommendations from the research; (3) organize the research and recommendations into a concise, persuasive brief; and (4) disseminate the brief to relevant stakeholders and decision-makers.

Steps for Writing an Agricultural Sciences Policy Brief

Gather and analyze information to support your policy recommendations. This involves reviewing existing literature, policies, and data related to your topic.

Writing Agricultural Sciences Policy Brief - Step 1: Conduct Research

Based on your research, formulate clear and actionable policy recommendations that address the issue you have identified.

Writing Agricultural Sciences Policy Brief - Step 2: Develop Policy Recommendations

Plan and execute a strategy to share your policy brief with relevant stakeholders and decision-makers.

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