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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

The summer nutrition of weaner sheep: The voluntary feed intake, body weight change, and wool production of sheep grazing the mature herbage of sown pasture in relation to the intake of dietary energy under a supplementary feeding regime

WG Allden

Published: 01/06/1969

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 20 (3)

Wool follicle development in the New Zealand Romney and N type sheep. I. The relationships of development to age in the New Zealand Romney and N type sheep foetuses and a comparison with results obtained from the Merino

SK Stephenson

Published: 01/08/1957

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 8 (4)

Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture

Modelling pesticide residues on greasy wool: use of farm records at the time of treatment to predict residues

J. Karlsson, M. Gillibrand, D. J. Best, B. J. Horton, W. Barr and N. J. Campbell

Published: 01/09/1999

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 39 (5)

Modelling pesticide residues on greasy wool: using organophosphate and synthetic pyrethroid survey data

J. W. Plant, R. T. F. Armstrong, B. J. Horton and N. J. Campbell

Published: 17/03/1999

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 39 (1)

A comparison of methods of classing flock ewes.

JH Riches and HN Turner

Published: 01/02/1955

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 6 (1)

Dermatophilosis (lumpy wool) in sheep: a review of pathogenesis, aetiology, resistance and vaccines

Ross L. Tellam, Tony Vuocolo, Stuart Denman, Aaron Ingham, Gene Wijffels, Peter J. James and Ian G. Colditz

Published: 16/11/2021

[ Journals ] Animal Production Science 62 (2)

Peyronellaea glomerata — A fungus growing within the fibres of the unshorn fleece

AP Mulcock

Published: 01/08/1965

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 16 (4)

Modelling pesticide residues on greasy wool: experimental studies

P. D. Hanrahan, I. M. Russell, B. J. Horton, N. J. Campbell and G. S. Roberts

Published: 18/09/1998

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 38 (5)

Can we breed Merino sheep with softer, whiter, more photostable wool?

S. Hatcher, P. I. Hynd, K. J. Thornberry and S. Gabb

Published: 23/11/2010

[ Journals ] Animal Production Science 50 (12)

The response of broad- and fine-wool Merino wethers to differential grazing of annual pastures during spring

M. W. Hyder, P. T. Doyle, K. Tanaka and A. N. Thompson

Published: 13/03/2002

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 42 (2)

Selection for economic characters in Australian Merino sheep. VI. Inheritance and interrelationships of some subjectively graded characteristics

FHW Morley

Published: 01/12/1955

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 6 (6)

The influence of rate of stocking and application of superphosphate on the production and quality of wool, and on the gross margin from wethers

DJ Cannon

Published: 01/08/1972

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 12 (57)

Interactions of dyes with wool. Spectral and photochemical studies of fluorescent whitening agents

IH Leaver

Published: 01/01/1977

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Chemistry 30 (1)

Studies on Western Australian Merino sheep. III. Genetic and phenotypic parameter estimates for subjectively assessed and objectively measured traits in ewe hoggets

RP Lewer, RR Woolaston and RR Howe

Published: 01/04/1995

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 46 (2)

Interrelationships of stocking rate and superphosphate rate on pasture as determinants of animal production. I. Continuously grazed old pasture land

ED Carter and HR Day

Published: 01/06/1970

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 21 (3)

Sheep coats can economically improve the style of western fine wools

S. Hatcher, K. J. Thornberry and K. D. Atkins

Published: 11/02/2003

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 43 (1)

Utilization by sheep of casein administered per duodenum at different levels of roughage intake

AR Egan

Published: 01/02/1970

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 21 (1)

Interactions between Rhodamine B and wool. Analysis of luminescence quenching and energy transfer

IH Leaver

Published: 01/09/1979

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Chemistry 32 (9)

Modelling pesticide residues on greasy wool: surveys of the insect growth regulators triflumuron and diflubenzuron

M. Gillibrand, B. J. Horton, W. Barr, R. T. F. Armstrong, N. J. Campbell, P. W. Morcombe, D. J. Best and J. Karlsson