An adequate sample of corn plots with reference to moisture and shelling percentages
1942
Henry, G.F. | Down, E.E. | Baten, W.D.
An experiment was carried out to determine the number of ears necessary for an adequate sample at harvest time of a variety of corn for its moisture content of the grain and for the shelling percentage. Numbers of ears were found for various replications and varieties. An adequate sample is a sample such that the standard deviation of the mean of the sample will be at most equal to 5% of the grand mean.
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