Social impact scientist and anthropologist Lucie Hazelgrove Planel joins Roger Stern to discuss the intricate process of designing agricultural experiments. Using a real-world example involving 10 maize varieties and a field with 12 plots, they explore the challenges of fitting theoretical models to practical scenarios.

188 – Twenty Years of RMS for CRFS: Designing Real-World Agricultural Experiments

Stories from a social enterprise that uses mathematical sciences in impact-oriented work around the world. Our experiences range from helping some of the world's poorest farmers get value from data, to enabling academics to use AI responsibly in their teaching. We never know what our next task will be but the last 6 years have shown that it is likely to lead to a story.

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188 – Twenty Years of RMS for CRFS: Designing Real-World Agricultural Experiments

188 – Twenty Years of RMS for CRFS: Designing Real-World Agricultural Experiments