http://orgprints.org/10354/ Effects of field crops on animals: Considerations with regard to design using Chlormequat-treated wheat crop as an example There is concern whether consuming products based on crop from Chlormequat-treated fields can cause reproduction problems in animals and humans. An experiment is presently being conducted to investigate this using the pig as a model. Considerations with regard to experimental design when investigating whether differently treated crop can affect animal/human biology is discussed. Only about half of the data are presently available. A preliminary survey of these data does not show clear differences between Chlormequat-treated and organic non-treated wheat with regard to reproduction performance of pigs. Sørensen, Martin T. Højsgaard, Søren 2security eu_qlif_sub2 int_conf_2007qlif_2_food_quality_and_safety Effects of field crops on animals: Considerations with regard to design using Chlormequat-treated wheat crop as an example 2007-03-11 Sørensen, Martin T. and Højsgaard, Søren (2007) Effects of field crops on animals: Considerations with regard to design using Chlormequat-treated wheat crop as an example. 3rd QLIF Congress: Improving Sustainability in Organic and Low Input Food Production Systems, University of Hohenheim, Germany, March 20-23, 2007. application/pdf