NZSAP 1984 Proceedings

• Smith JF 1984. Recent progress and future prospects of the New Zealand Society of Animal Production 44: 1-6
  

• Harvey TG, et al. 1984. Synchronisation and artificial insemination of ewes comparing techniques which have possible commercial application 44: 7-10
  
• Tervit HR, et al. 1984. The insemination of sheep with fresh or frozen semen 44: 11-14
  
• Wolff JE, et al. 1984. Predicting parturition in the ewe from the pattern of uterine motility 44: 15-18
  
• McNatty KP, et al. 1984. Effect of season on ovarian and pituitary activity in cows 44: 19-20
  
• Moore RW, et al. 1984. The effect of melatonin on the onset of the first oestrus in Romney ewe lambs 44: 21-24
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1984. Reproductive performance of ewe offspring from ewes immunised against steroid hormones 44: 25-28
  
• Henderson KM, et al. 1984. Ovarian inhibin: a hormone with potential to increase ovulation rate in sheep 44: 29-32
  
• McNatty KP, et al. 1984. Ovarian activity in the Booroola x Romney ewe possessing a major gene influencing fertility 44: 33-36
  
• Metherell JA 1984. Management and breeding policies for the use of the Booroola F Gene for increased flock prolificacy 44: 37-40
  

• Elliott KH 1984. Price Premiums for high-bulk Perendale wools 44: 41-44
  
• Sumner RMW 1984. Effect of shearing on meat and wool production from lambs reared on hill country 44: 45-48
  
• Pownall DB, et al. 1984. The influence of pasture allowance on the performance of autumn shorn lambs 44: 49-52
  
• Fitzgerald JM, et al. 1984. Fleece tenderness: The effect of nutrition, age and lambing status of pregnant Romney and Coopworth mixed-aged ewes 44: 53-56
  
• Geenty KG, et al. 1984. Seasonal wool production and staple strength of Romney ewes 44: 57-60
  
• Giles KH 1984. The production characteristics of fitch (Mustella putorius) 44: 61-62
  

• Macmillan KL, et al. 1984. Recent trends in conception rates and return patterns in AB herds and their effects on calving patterns 44: 63-66
  
• Thomson NA, et al. 1984. Herbage allowance, pasture quality, and milkfat production as affected by stocking rate and conservation policy 44: 67-70
  
• Macmillan KL, et al. 1984. Variations in milkfat test, live weight, colour and height associated with the use of Friesian sires in some New Zealand dairy herds 44: 71-74
  
• McIntosh JT, et al. 1984. The salivary proteins secreted from cannulated parotid and mandibular glands of cattle after pharmacological stimulation 44: 75-78
  
• Carruthers VR 1984. Some rumen characteristics and performance data of cows differing in bloat susceptibility 44: 79-82
  

• Wickham BW 1984. The research potential of shared information resources 44: 83-86
  
• Baker RL 1984. Embryonic and genetic engineering 44: 87-90
  
• Davis SR, et al. 1984. Prospects for the stimulation of lactation and growth of ruminants by the administration of growth hormone and related molecules 44: 91-98
  

• Hodgson J 1984. Sward conditions, herbage allowance and animal production: an evaluation of research results 44: 99-104
  
• L'Huiller PJ, et al. 1984. Influence of green leaf distributiion on diet selection by sheep and the implications for animal performance 44: 105-108
  
• Hughes TP, et al. 1984. Diet selection of young ruminants in late spring 44: 109-112
  
• Cruickshank GC, et al. 1984. Influence of age of early weaned lambs on intake, digestibility and retention time of clover hay 44: 113-116
  
• Smeaton DC, et al. 1984. Spring-summer grazing management on hill country: effects on ewe performance 44: 117-120
  
• McCall DG 1984. Relative priorities for feed between ewes and ewe hoggets in winter and spring: a modelling analysis 44: 121-124
  

• Fraser AJ 1984. The relationships between New Zealand's geology and soils and trace element deficiencies in grazing animals 44: 125-134
  
• Cornforth IS 1984. Mineral nutrients in pasture species 44: 135-138
  
• Grace ND 1984. The determination of mineral requirements of sheep and cattle 44: 139-142
  
• Clark RG, et al. 1984. Diagnosis of mineral deficiencies in sheep and cattle 44: 143-146
  
• Farquharson BC 1984. The prevention and treatment of mineral deficiencies in sheep and cattle 44: 147-150
  
• Wright DF, et al. 1984. Trace element deficiencies - a new approach to diagnosis 44: 151-152
  
• Ryan TJ, et al. 1984. The association between selenium status and milk production in dairy cattle (abstract only) 44: 153-154
  
• Towers NR, et al. 1984. Sodium requirements of grazing livestock 44: 155-158
  
• McQueen IPM 1984. The effect of stocking rate on response to cobalt supplementation in sheep 44: 159-162
  
• O'Connor MB, et al. 1984. Live-weight gains of lambs on limed and unlimed pasture at similar levels of nutrition 44: 163-166
  

• Suttie JM, et al. 1984. Voluntary intake, testis development and antler growth patterns of male red deer under a manipulated photoperiod 44: 167-170
  
• Harbord MW 1984. Integrating management of sheep and deer (Brief communication) 44: 171-172
  
• Nicoll GB, et al. 1984. Effect of herbage allowance on the performance of pregnant beef heifers 44: 173-176
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1984. Terminal sire comparisons of the Charolais and Murray Grey breeds for calving difficulty, calf survival and growth 44: 177-180
  

• Mortiumer PH, et al. 1984. Perennial ryegrass staggers research: an overview 44: 181-184
  
• Musgrave DR, et al. 1984. The development and application of ELISA detection of lolium endophyte in ryegrass staggers research 44: 185-188
  
• Keogh RG 1984. Grazing behaviour of sheep and ryegrass staggers 44: 189-192
  

• Waghorn GC, et al. 1984. Theoretical considerations for partitioning nutrients between muscle and adipose tissue 44: 193-200
  
• Munro JM, et al. 1984. Relationships between the insulin-glucose status and carcass fat in lambs 44: 201-204
  
• Peterson SW 1984. The breath-test for sheep: a possible means of identifying lean genotypes 44: 205-208
  
• Field RA 1984. Consumer acceptance of ram and wether meat in the USA 44: 209-210
  
• Bass JJ, et al. 1984. Effect of Ralgro on growth, body composition and behaviour of lambs, heifers and bulls 44: 211-214
  
• Bennett GL, et al. 1984. Relationship of subcutaneous fat depth and weight changes induced by stocking rate in four lines of lambs 44: 215-218
  
• Purchas RW, et al. 1984. Fatness of lambs on 'Grassland Maku' lotus and 'Grasslands Huia' white clover 44: 219-222
  
• Bray AR 1984. Lamb live weights at slaughter and carcass grades 44: 223-226
  
• Geenty KG, et al. 1984. The effects of lamb breed, slaughter age and sex on carcass fat depth and export grade 44: 227-230
  
• Kirton AH, et al. 1984. Dressing percentages of lambs 44: 231-234
  
• Selbie PB, et al. 1984. Influence of individual beef cuts on net carcass value 44: 235-238
  
• Clarke JN, et al. 1984. Relative performance of meat breeds of sheep in New Zealand and overseas 44: 239-242
  
• Bennett GL, et al. 1984. Expected selection responses in lamb carcass composition and weight 44: 243-248
  
• McEwan JC, et al. 1984. Effect of selection for productive traits on back fat depth in ewe lambs 44: 249-252
  
• Nicol AM, et al. 1984. Methods of ranking 2-tooth rams for fat-free carcass growth rates 44: 253-256
  

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