1. Collaboration
2. Simple treatments
3. Underlying variation
4. Replication
5. Assessments
If this guide whets your appetite but you would like further guidance, a more detailed Farm Trials Guide is also available - see Recommended Content below.
ADAS have produced a new guide with our five top tips for successful on-farm trials. We'd love you to give it a try and to hear about what products or approaches you're testing on farm - by sharing the results of trials, we can learn more together.
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