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Australian Journal of Agricultural Research

The Agouti gene: a positional candidate for recessive self-colour pigmentation in Australian Merino sheep

M. R. Fleet, D. W. Cooper and Y. M. Parsons

Published: 22/07/1999

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 50 (6)

Growth of the N-type fleece.

AS Fraser

Published: 01/12/1952

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 3 (4)

A method for estimating the economic value of changes in the risk of breech strike

Brian Horton

Published: 09/04/2013

[ Journals ] Animal Production Science 53 (10)

Evaluation of the impact of Lifetimewool on sheep producers

A. Jones, A. J. van Burgel, R. Behrendt, M. Curnow, D. J. Gordon, C. M. Oldham, I. J. Rose and A. N. Thompson

Published: 14/09/2011

[ Journals ] Animal Production Science 51 (9)

Heritability of feed intake in grazing Merino ewes and the genetic relationships with production traits

N. M. Fogarty, E. Safari, S. I. Mortimer, J. C. Greeff and S. Hatcher

Published: 16/11/2009

[ Journals ] Animal Production Science 49 (12)

Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture

Sustainable grazing systems: economic and financial implications of adopting different grazing systems in north-eastern Victoria

L. N. Trapnell, A. M. Ridley, B. P. Christy and R. E. White

Published: 05/07/2006

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 46 (8)

Grazing a saltbush (Atriplex-Maireana) stand by Merino wethers to fill the autumn feed-gap experienced in the Western Australian wheat belt

PW Morcombe, GE Young and KA Boase

Published: 01/10/1996

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 36 (6)

The growth of weaner sheep on clover or grass pastures during summer in Western Victoria

PT Kenny

Published: 01/06/1984

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 24 (125)

Influence of water salinity on sheep performance while grazing on natural grassland and saltbush pastures

AD Wilson

Published: 01/12/1975

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 15 (77)

Relationships between plasma methylmalonic acid and ruminal succinate in cobalt-deficient and -repleted sheep

S. C. Wiese, C. L. White, I. H. Williams and J. G. Allen

Published: 12/04/2007

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 58 (4)

The importance of accounting for maternal genetic effects in Australian fine-wool Merino breeding

M. Asadi Fozi, J. H. J. Van der Werf and A. A. Swan

Published: 25/08/2005

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 56 (8)

The effect of supplementary minerals, retinol and α -tocopherol on the vitamin status and productivity of pregnant Merino ewes

H Kumagai and CL White

Published: 01/09/1995

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 46 (6)

Productivity and management of western Queensland's rangelands.

AJ Pressland

Published: 01/04/1984

[ Journals ] The Rangeland Journal 6 (1)

PRO Plus: a whole-farm fodder budgeting decision support system

M. J. McPhee, A. K. Bell, P. Graham, G. P. Meaker and G. R. Griffith

Published: 18/08/2000

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 40 (4)

Some effects of pregnancy in eight-month-old Merino ewes

RN Tyrrell

Published: 01/08/1976

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture 16 (81)

Feed intake, body composition, and plasma metabolic hormones in Merino sheep that differ genetically in fleece weight or fibre diameter

N. R. Adams, J. R. Briegel, J. C. Greeff and E. N. Bermingham

Published: 31/01/2006

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 57 (1)

Nutrient cycling in grazed pastures. II. Further observations with [35S] gypsum

AR Till and PF May

Published: 01/04/1970

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 21 (2)

Pigmentation of sheep. II.The inheritance of colour patterns in black Merinos

MG Brooker and CHS Dolling

Published: 01/04/1969

[ Journals ] Australian Journal of Agricultural Research 20 (2)

The influence of kangaroos and forage on sheep productivity in the semi-arid woodlands.