That is a pretty wild statement. I would assume A/B testing in farming has happened for centuries. Farms are made up of a multitude of fields. And so are a perf

That is a pretty wild statement. I would assume A/B testing in farming has happened for centuries. Farms are made up of a multitude of fields. And so are a perfect environment for A/B testing. I did A in one field but stuck with method B in the other and saw that the former crops had higher yield, etc. etc.