EA04000Foreword to 'Improving Efficiency of Feed Utilisation by Animals'
B. M. Bindon
pp. I-I
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
Volume 44 Numbers 4 & 5 2004
Improving Efficiency of Feed Utilisation by Animals
EA02162Feed intake and efficiency in beef cattle: overview of recent Australian research and challenges for the future
P. F. Arthur, J. A. Archer and R. M. Herd
pp. 361-369
EA02111Genetic improvement of feed efficiency of beef cattle: what lessons can be learnt from other species?
W. S. Pitchford
pp. 371-382
EA02054Economic evaluation of beef cattle breeding schemes incorporating performance testing of young bulls for feed intake
J. A. Archer, S. A. Barwick and H.-U. Graser
pp. 393-404
EA02105Is it useful to define residual feed intake as a trait in animal breeding programs?
J. H. J. van der Werf
pp. 405-409
EA02060The length of test required to measure liveweight change when testing for feed efficiency in cattle
G. A. Kearney, B. W. Knee, J. F. Graham and S. A. Knott
pp. 411-414
EA02109Effect of missing data on the estimate of average daily feed intake in beef cattle
M. L. Hebart, W. S. Pitchford, P. F. Arthur, J. A. Archer, R. M. Herd and C. D. K. Bottema
pp. 415-421
EA02220Biological basis for variation in residual feed intake in beef cattle. 1. Review of potential mechanisms
R. M. Herd, V. H. Oddy and E. C. Richardson
pp. 423-430
EA02221Biological basis for variation in residual feed intake in beef cattle. 2. Synthesis of results following divergent selection
E. C. Richardson and R. M. Herd
pp. 431-440
EA02219Metabolic differences in Angus steers divergently selected for residual feed intake
E. C. Richardson, R. M. Herd, J. A. Archer and P. F. Arthur
pp. 441-452
EA02148Genotype differences and their impact on digestive tract function of ruminants: a review
R. S. Hegarty
pp. 459-467
EA02065Genetic variation in starch digestion in feedlot cattle and its association with residual feed intake
A. F. Channon, J. B. Rowe and R. M. Herd
pp. 469-474
EA02067Manipulating gastrointestinal starch digestion to improve the efficiency of feed utilisation
A. F. Channon and J. B. Rowe
pp. 475-482
EA02110The effect of preweaning growth restriction on the feed intake and efficiency of cattle on a grain-based diet before slaughter
D. W. Hennessy and P. F. Arthur
pp. 483-488
EA02112Direct response to selection for post-weaning net feed intake in mice and correlated responses in post-weaning growth, intake, gross digestibility and body composition
T. E. Hughes and W. S. Pitchford
pp. 489-500
EA02157How does pregnancy and lactation affect efficiency of female mice divergently selected for post-weaning net feed intake?
T. E. Hughes and W. S. Pitchford
pp. 501-506
