Experiments with Farmers III - "From noise to information"
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Dated: May 2019
Authors: Dave Mills , Emma Burrow , Ric Coe
This video gives some examples of how to look at data from on-farm trials in a slightly different way, enabling you to get more information from the data. We also discuss how to design your trial to make it as easy as possible to get useful and relevant information from the results.
Written by Ric Coe
Designed by Emma Burrow
Narrated by Dave Mills
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