Date

2018/03/01

Organisations

New South Wales Department of Primary Industries

Authors

Steve Morris

Abigail Jenkins

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Replicated small plot field experiments – is the pain worth the gain? by Steve Morris

Current best scientific practice for agricultural field experiments is application of treatments to relatively small areas of ground under a randomised and replicated field plan. This can be time consuming and expensive to achieve and may seem excessive relative to other real world strategies such as single applications to large areas. This talk will outline the logical case for conducting field research in the recommended manner and demonstrate some of the pitfalls when other roads are taken.

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