NZSAP 1974 Proceedings

• Clark VR 1974. Presidential Address: Crises, Consequences and Challenges for the New Zealand Animal Production Industry 34: 1-10 Abstract
  
• Coop IE 1974. Crossbreeding, interbreeding and establishing a new breed of sheep (Brief Communication) 34: 11-13 Abstract
  
• Geenty KG, et al. 1974. A comparison of the performance of Dorset, Corriedale and Romney sheep during lactation 34: 14-18 Abstract
  
• Baker RL, et al. 1974. Sources of variation for wool, body weight and oestrous characters in Romney hoggets 34: 19-22 Abstract
  
• Clarke JN, et al. 1974. Comparison of pen and paddock systems for the pedigree mating of sheep 34: 23-27 Abstract
  
• Whateley J, et al. 1974. Behaviour of hill country sheep breeds during farming routines 34: 28-36 Abstract
  
• Robinson TJ 1974. The present status of applied reproductive physiology in animal production 34: 37-44 Abstract
  
• Allison AJ, et al. 1974. Liveweight fertility relationships in Merino and half-bred ewes in a high country environment 34: 45-50 Abstract
  
• Smith JF 1974. Oestrus synchronization in cattle 34: 51-54 Abstract
  
• Ackerley JG, et al. 1974. Diagnosing pregnancy in ewes by rectal palpation (Summary only) 34: 55 Abstract
  
• Tervit HR, et al. 1974. Application of the egg transfer technique in cattle and sheep 34: 56-60 Abstract
  
• Shannon P, et al. 1974. Anti-bacterial and anti-sperm effect of seminal plasma 34: 61-64 Abstract
  
• Payne E 1974. Hydrogenation of unsaturated fatty acids by ruminal fluid in vitro (Summary only) 34: 65 Abstract
  
• Wolff JE, et al. 1974. Effect of starvation on blood metabolites in pregnant sheep (Summary only) 34: 66 Abstract
  
• Rattray PV 1974. Energy requirements for pregnancy in sheep 34: 67-77 Abstract
  
• Waghorn GC, et al. 1974. Nutritive characteristics of maize silage and maize silage/grass rations for cattle (Summary only) 34: 78 Abstract
  
• Barry TN 1974. Beef production from untreated silage and silage treated with a mixture of formalin and formic acid (Brief Communication) 34: 79-81 Abstract
  
• Reid CSW, et al. 1974. Plant tannins, bloat and nutritive value 34: 82-93 Abstract
  
• Bryant AM, et al. 1974. Measurement of rumen methane kinetics and its application to bloat research (Summary only) 34: 94 Abstract
  
• Carr JR, et al. 1974. Nutritive values of lucerne leaf-protein concentrate and lupin-seed meal as protein supplements to barley diets for growing pigs (Summary only) 34: 95 Abstract
  
• Nicol AM 1974. Comparison between two methods of selecting 20-month steers for slaughter 34: 96-99 Abstract
  
• Winn GW, et al. 1974. Relationships of various parameters with the lambing performance of hoggets (Brief Communication) 34: 100-101 Abstract
  
• Whyman D 1974. Response to oestradiol in ewe lambs (Summary only) 34: 102 Abstract
  
• Scales GH 1974. Reproductive performance of Merino ewes dosed with Selenium prior to mating 34: 103-113 Abstract
  
• Milligan KE, et al. 1974. Condition scoring of sheep (Summary only) 34: 114 Abstract
  
• Baker RL, et al. 1974. Influence of birth date and dam's age on early growth in beef cattle 34: 115-130 Abstract
  
• Smith B 1974. Hypocuprosis in dairy cattle in Northland (Brief Communication) 34: 131 Abstract
  
• Holmes CW, et al. 1974. Heat produced by young Jersey and Friesian calves in cold environments (Summary only) 34: 132 Abstract
  
• Davey AWF 1974. Nutrition of the pre-ruminant calf 34: 133-144 Abstract
  
• Wright DE, et al. 1974. Measurement of milk consumption in young ruminants using tritiated water 34: 145-150 Abstract
  
• Davies AS 1974. Breed differences in the tissue proportions and muscle distribution of meat animals (Summary only) 34: 151 Abstract
  
• Milligan KE 1974. Communication of animal production information: An adviser's viewpoint 34: 152-157 Abstract
  
• Macmillan KL 1974. The application of artificial breeding as a reproductive technique in cattle 34: 158-166 Abstract
  
• Allison AJ 1974. Some techniques for increasing reproductive rates in sheep and their application in the industry 34: 167-176 Abstract
  

  Symposium: Beef Feedlotting in New Zealand

• Kerr RA 1974. Feedlot facilities 34: 177-181 Abstract
  
• Bell RG 1974. Pollution problems associated with feedlot production of livestock 34: 182-187 Abstract
  
• Morris GR 1974. Animal health in a feedlot 34: 188-193 Abstract
  
• Jagusch KT, et al. 1974. Nutrition of feedlot beef cattle in New Zealand 34: 194-205 Abstract
  
• Thompson KR, et al. 1974. Feed intake and growth in New Zealand feedlots 34: 206-214 Abstract
  
• McIvor AR, et al. 1974. Financial aspects of feedlot management in New Zealand 34: 215-232 Abstract
  
• Barton RA 1974. Types of cattle to feed in relation to the needs of markets 34: 233-240 Abstract
  
• Bremner JP 1974. Beef market specifications as they affect the producer 34: 241-246 Abstract
  
• Trounce RH 1974. Business and management problems between killing and final product sales 34: 247-253 Abstract
  
• Monteath MA 1974. Beef feedlotting - A discussion paper 34: 254-261 Abstract
  

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