NZSAP 1985 Proceedings

• Callow CF 1985. Exploitation of sheep's genes - the Government contribution 45: 1-6
  

• Bryant AM, et al. 1985. Comparative dairy production of Jerseys and Friesians 45: 7-12
  
• Holmes CW, et al. 1985. Effects of level of feeding at different times of the year on milk production by Friesian cows of high or low genetic merit 45: 13-16
  
• Wilson GF, et al. 1985. Blood metabolites and infertility in dairy cows 45: 17-20
  
• Davis SR, et al. 1985. A physiological basis of genetic improvement in milk production of Friesian and Jersey cows 45: 21-26
  
• McIntosh JT, et al. 1985. The presence of kallikrein-like enzymes in bovine saliva 45: 27-30
  
• Carruthers VR 1985. Response of cows differing in bloat susceptibility to intraruminal water and electrolyte loading 45: 31-34
  
• Macmillan KL, et al. 1985. Effects of varying feeding time on diurnal calving patterns in dairy cows 45: 35-38
  
• McArthur ATG 1985. Replacement policies for dairy cows 45: 39-42
  

• Montgomery GW 1985. The effects of season on reproduction in beef cows - a review 45: 43-48
  
• Knight TW 1985. Are rams necessary for the stimulation of anoestrous ewes with oestrous ewes? 45: 49-50
  
• Hudson N, et al. 1985. Influence of follicle stimulating hormone on ovarian follicular development and ovulation rate in Romney ewes 45: 51-54
  
• Moore RW, et al. 1985. Swimming speed and fertilisation rates of ram sperm from high and low prolificacy populations 45: 55-58
  
• Griffin JFT, et al. 1985. Suppression of T-cell function in the pregnant ewe 45: 59-62
  

• Kirton AH, et al. 1985. Prediction of lamb carcass composition from GR and carcass weight 45: 63-66
  
• Dodd CJ, et al. 1985. Improved feed back of carcass information from freezing works to farms 45: 67-72
  
• Purchas RW, et al. 1985. The calculation of a simple lean-growth index for young sheep 45: 73-76
  
• Dodd CJ, et al. 1985. The application of a lean growth index in ram breeding flocks 45: 77-80
  
• Moore VJ, et al. 1985. Display life of frozen lamb chops. Effect of breed, sex, packaging film and temperature at packaging 45: 81-84
  
• Schaefer AL, et al. 1985. The importance of protein turnover to metabolism and carcass composition of growing lambs 45: 85-88
  
• Bray AR, et al. 1985. Leanness of lamb carcases following restricted feeding and shearing 45: 89-92
  
• Young MJ, et al. 1985. Skeletal changes and some muscle-skeletal relationships during growth and undernutrition in sheep 45: 93-96
  
• Thornton RF, et al. 1985. The influence of the Beta-2-adrenergic agonist, clenbuterol, on lipid metabolism and carcass composition of sheep 45: 97-102
  

• Wang X-J, et al. 1985. The effect of level of milk intake on growth rate and herbage intake of Friesian bull calves of high and low breeding index 45: 103-106
  
• Alam MR, et al. 1985. Comparative intake of digestible organic matter and water by sheep and goats 45: 107-112
  
• Cruickshank GJ, et al. 1985. Intake and duodenal protein flow in early weaned lambs grazing white clover, lucerne, ryegrass and prairie grass 45: 113-116
  
• Thomson BC, et al. 1985. Diurnal patterns of rumen fill in grazing sheep 45: 117-120
  
• Matthews LR, et al. 1985. Evaluation of by-product feedstuffs: acceptability to cattle and farm feeding procedures 45: 121-124
  
• Lowther WL, et al. 1985. Nutritional value of 'Grasslands Maku' lotus grown on low fertility soils 45: 125-128
  
• Geenty KG, et al. 1985. Body energy changes and metabolisable energy requirements in growing and adult sheep at pasture 45: 129-132
  

• Smeaton DC, et al. 1985. Effects of acial eczema on ewe reproduction and ewe and lamb live weights 45: 133-136
  
• Thomson NA, et al. 1985. A preliminary investigation into factors affecting lamb growth on Taranaki hill country 45: 137-140
  
• Hawker H, et al. 1985. Effects of shearing and herbage allowance on the intake, live weight gain and wool growth of Romney ewe hoggets in spring-summer 45: 141-146
  
• McEwan JC, et al. 1985. Effect of herbage allowance on the productive performance of lactating and non lactating hoggets 45: 147-150
  
• Smeaton DC, et al. 1985. Effects of very low nutrition during pregnanacy on live weight and survival of ewes and lambs 45: 151-154
  
• Owens JL, et al. 1985. Diagnosis of foetal number in prolific sheep 45: 155-158
  
• O'Connor CE, et al. 1985. Ewe maternal behaviour score and lamb survival 45: 159-162
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1985. Effect of slope on lamb mortality 45: 163-166
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1985. Differences among and within crossbred beef cow groups in body condition and live weight 45: 167-170
  

• Smith JF 1985. Immunisation of ewes against steroids : A review 45: 171-177
  
• Davis GH, et al. 1985. Effect of season of steroid immunisation and Booroola genotype on the level and duration of response in ovulation rate of ewes 45: 178-180
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1985. Effect of steroid immunisation in the performance of 3 breeds of sheep under hill country conditions 45: 181-183
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1985. Effect of ewe live weight on the level of response to steroid immunisation 45: 184-186
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1985. Ovulation and lambing responses with alternating steroid immunisation over 3 years 45: 187-188
  
• Clarke JN 1985. Implications of steroid immunisation for programmes of genetic improvement of sheep 45: 189-192
  
• Scobie GM, et al. 1985. Does immunisation pay? 45: 193-196
  
• Smith JF 1985. Contract summary 45: 197
  

• Wickham GA, et al. 1985. A review of the importance of wool traits as genetic improvement objectives and selection criteria for New Zealand Romney sheep 45: 203-208
  
• Wilkinson BR, et al. 1985. Resistance and susceptibility to fleece yellowing and relationships with scoured colour 45: 209-212
  
• Bigham ML, et al. 1985. Inheritance of loose wool bulk in Romney and Perendale sheep 45: 213-216
  
• Nicoll GB 1985. Estimates of environmental effects and some genetic parameters for weaning weight and fleece weights of young Angora goats 45: 217-220
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1985. Effect of post-weaning and post-mating/post-weaning shearing on ewe performance 45: 221-224
  
• Hawker H, et al. 1985. Effects of level of nutrition in winter and summer on the wool growth of Romney and Perendale ewes with a history of high or low winter wool growth 45: 225-228
  

Hosted by: Keepers of the Gateway to New Zealand science