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Join us for live training sessions on a variety topics, whether you are new to ARM or have used the software for years! Our webinars return with a focus on data! These sessions are “refreshers”, combining 2 or more topics normally presented in an entire hour, to get you quickly back up to speed!Check out this flyer for full […]
Soil Properties to Measure Document more than just basic elements in the soil with the updated Additional Measured Soil Properties table. Workflow to record soil properties, especially for repeated analyses: Beta Version of Geospatial Trial Map Bring your trial locations to life with the ARM Geospatial Trial Map! Frequently Asked Questions Is the original ARM Trial Map still […]
Track changes to Study Rules This option logs changes made to study rules in a trial. Requires a reason for deleting or downgrading rules in the trial: The change and reason are logged in the Notes section of the trial: Note: this does not change the Permissions to Edit Rule. Users must still have rights to make […]
Controlled Environment For studies held in a Controlled Environment (such as a growth chamber or greenhouse), document the environmental conditions for each day of the trial. Step 1 Define the equipment (and the controlled environment itself) in the Equipment section of the Site Description. Step 2 Link the equipment record to the daily entry on the Controlled […]
Our October webinar series will focus on summarizing trial data. We offer a pair of 2-part sessions to cover transformations and the Summary across Trials add-in, as well a session on reviewing trial contents in a batch. Description Date / Time (Brussel) Record Data Transformations in ARM – Part 1 Thu. Oct 3 at 16.00 […]
A repeat of our most popular webinar series, we explore the basics of ag research statistics in relation to ARM software, and how to use ARM tools to prepare and analyze your trial data. Description Date/Time(Brussel – CEST) Record ARM & Statistics: An Overview Thu. Sept. 12 at 16.00 CEST Replay Data confirmation Tue. Sept 11 […]
Equivalence Testing Use Equivalence Tests to determine if treatments are effectively the same. The same AOV letters imply that treatments are “not significantly different” but this is not the same as “significantly the same” which is the goal of Equivalence Tests. Step 1: Researcher defines how large of a difference is insignificant Step 2: Hypothesis Test: the […]
