This document discusses the design and analysis of single factor experiments and Latin square designs (LSD) in agricultural research. It provides examples of single factors like crop varieties or pesticide levels. LSD is described as an experimental design that controls for spatial heterogeneity through blocking rows and columns. An example is provided of a study comparing header losses from 4 combine harvesters using an LSD. The experiment is analyzed through calculation of sums of squares, ANOVA, and testing for significant differences between harvesters.