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The AGRISTATLAB’s Partially Replicated Design (p-Rep) Generator is a specialized tool for agricultural researchers and plant breeders to create optimized field trial layouts. This innovative solution allows you to efficiently design experiments where variable replications are used for checks and experimental entries, maximizing statistical power while minimizing field resources. You can read about Partially Replicated…
This tool helps researchers create randomized field trial designs for agricultural experiments. Generate complete field layouts and fieldbooks for three common experimental designs, with support for both single-location and multi-location trials. Want to read more about different designs, their features and when to use a particular design, please read our blog Understanding Experimental Designs: Alpha…
Designing robust field trials is a cornerstone of sound agricultural research and plant breeding. The choice of design isn’t just a statistical exercise—it directly affects the reliability of your results, the precision of your estimates, and ultimately, the success of your selection decisions. Want to discuss your project needs? We would love to talk to…
In agricultural research, especially in field experiments, ‘randomization’ isn’t just a technical detail — it’s a scientific necessity. Whether you’re comparing crop varieties, testing fertilizers, pesticides or evaluating irrigation strategies, how you arrange plots in the field can make or break the validity of your conclusions. In this post, we’ll explore why randomization matters, how…
If you’re working in plant breeding, agronomy, or crop science, you know how complex field data can get. At AgriStatLab, we’ve built a platform that simplifies that complexity—so you can focus on discovery, not debugging. Here are five key ways AgriStatLab supports researchers at every step of their trial pipeline: 1. 🌾 Field Trial Design…