Guidelines for Conducting Extension Vegetable Trials
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Field trials and demonstrations introduce new varieties, methods, or concepts to local farmers. This publication explains how to conduct a vegetable trial, including choosing varieties to evaluate; selecting cooperating farmers; establishing the responsibilities of the agent and farmers; obtaining seed, supplies, and equipment; establishing the trial; collecting data, and analyzing and disseminating the results. (10 Pages)
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