Why data can’t always be trusted, even in pigs

06-02-2017 | |
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Why data can t always be trusted, even in pigs. Photo: Henk Riswick
Why data can t always be trusted, even in pigs. Photo: Henk Riswick
Does eating margarine cause your marriage to go downhill? Unlikely. There’s a difference between correlation and causation, explains Dr Casey Bradley, AB Vista, in this expert opinion. Writing this month’s column, I find myself walking a knife-edge, and what a sharp one it’s proving to be! On one side is my training as a scientist and my work in the feed additive sector, using trial results and research data on a daily basis to help customers improve efficiency, boost performance and inc


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