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Not AvailableIn National Agricultural Research System, some experiments are conducted to study the effect of soil erosion on crop yield. In such experiments, the soil erosion is done artificially at different levels in different experimental plots and their effect is seen on the yield. A design in minimal number of experimental units that provides all possible pairwise treatment comparisons called minimally connected design has been developed. Minimally connected designs are also useful for the experimental situations, where the experimental units are scarce. A catalogue of minimally connected designs with some extra observations has been prepared. Another study is on Semi-Latin squares. Semi-Latin squares are quite useful for the experimental situations, where there are two sources of heterogeneity in experimental units that may influence the response variable and have more than one unit in each row-column intersection. A large number of such experimental situations occur in consumer tasting, glass house crops, residual effect experiments, sugar beet trials, food industry, organoleptic evaluation, etc. Semi-Latin squares are also useful for obtaining fractional factorial plans. A new method of construction of Semi-Latin squares based on initial column solution has been developed.Not Availabl

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