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Creation of Locally Adapted Procedures for Implementation of Field and Lab Research. ‌ The GRAIN Research Team, along with the ARIA department heads and researchers have invested significantly in improving, replacing, and developing agronomic research protocols for ARIA. Prior to these efforts, ARIA’s protocols were either nonexistent, outdated, difficult to interpret, and/or inconsistent from location to location. Protocols describe the experiment including the experimental design, treatments, and treatment methods. The protocol must also identify a statistical model for analyzing outcomes. Well-rounded research proposals and protocols are the first step in encouraging accurate, consistent, and rigorous trial implementation and data collection across each experimental region. This quarter, through several meetings and an iterative review process, GRAIN’s Research Team and ARIA partner researchers in Kabul developed new research protocols for the five new experiments being implemented in the 2019-2020 growing season. These studies were selected through a gap analysis process initially conducted in July of PY2 (further described in Activity 1.A.4).
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Creation of Locally Adapted Procedures for Implementation of Field and Lab Research. ‌ The GRAIN Research Team, along with the ARIA Department Heads and researchers, have invested significantly in improving, replacing, and developing agronomic research protocols for ARIA. Prior to these efforts, ARIA’s protocols were either nonexistent, outdated, difficult to interpret, and/or inconsistent from location to location. GRAIN/ARIA developed protocols describe the experiment details including the experimental design, treatments, and treatment methods. The protocol must also identify a statistical model for analyzing outcomes. GRAIN and CIMMYT have moved forward in completion of the wheat Field Data Collection Manual (FDCM). This manual will serve as a reference for each protocol by listing the field data to be collected as well as time and method of collection. All trials data will be collected in a uniform manner. GRAIN and CIMMYT have worked jointly in Q1 in developing the appropriate cover design for the FDCM in the English format. In addition to the English copy, CIMMYT has translated the manual into Dari and Pashto. GRAIN’s technical team has reviewed the translation and final copies have been submitted for final formatting revisions. The next step will be to print 1,000 copies (500 English + Pashto, 500 English +Dari) on high-quality water-resistant paper. During Q3, ARIA researchers will be trained on correct use of the manual which will be distributed to seven primary zonal ARIA research stations.
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Creation of Locally Adapted Procedures for Implementation of Field and Lab Research. ‌ Through partnership with CIMMYT, GRAIN completed the bulk of the work on the field data collection manual, which will be finalized early next quarter. The manual is intended to assist ARIA wheat researchers in timely and uniform data collection of appropriate parameters, across all research stations.
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