E.A.A.F.R.O 2nd Quarterly Report 1st April - 30th June 1973

Abstract

The rate of requests for advice remained at about the sarne level as in the previous quarter. Of the 33 requests from within EAAFRO, the majority were from the Forestry and Animal Production Divisions a~d gostly concerned the analysis of experimental data rat~er than the design of experigents. There were 19 requests of a similar nature from external stations. The University of Nairobi computer continued to be very useful, particularly for analysing the results of seventee large bulrush millet trials ar.d for some long-term experiments at the Tea Research Institute at Kericho, on which up to thirty variables were recorded. For the latter five computer prograwmes were either written or ~odified.