NZSAP 1989 Proceedings

• Binnie DB 1989. New Zealand - the sheep seed basket of the world 55: 1-4
  

• Fennessy PF, et al. 1989. Biological efficiency for venison production in red deer 49: 5-10
  
• Harrison TJ, et al. 1989. Efficacy of Coprin in deer and sheep: An evaluation and comparative study 49: 11-14
  
• Osman NHL, et al. 1989. Comparative effects of dietary molybdenum concentration on distribution of copper in plasma in sheep and red deer (Cervus elaphus) 49: 15-20
  
• Barrell GK, et al. 1989. Water intake of red deer stags consuming dryland pasture or indoors on concentrated feeds 49: 21-24
  
• Ataja AM, et al. 1989. A study of early venison production from grazing red deer 49: 25-28
  

• Duckworth JA, et al. 1989. Effect of melatonin immunisation on liveweight gain of red deer 49: 29-34
  
• Harris PM, et al. 1989. The effect of exogenous melatonin, administered in summer, on wool growth and testis diameter of Romneys 49: 35-38
  
• Moore RW, et al. 1989. Effect of Regulin implants on spring fertility, lactation and down growth of cashmere does 49: 39-42
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1989. Do melatonin implants influence the breeding season in Coopworth ewes? 49: 43-46
  
• Pearson AJ, et al. 1989. Effects of melatonin on body weight, appetite and seasonal fur growth in the ferret 49: 47-52
  

• Hetzel DJS 1989. Construction of a bovine gene map 49: 53-56
  
• L'Huillier PJ, et al. 1989. Development of cattle of superior genotypes: Novel approaches to increasing tolerance of dairy cows to extended milking intervals 49: 57-64
  
• Thompson JGE, et al. 1989. Development of cattle with a modified genotype: Embryological techniques needed for the efficient production of transgenics 49: 65-70
  
• Swanson LV 1989. Control of the oestrous cycle in farm animals: A review 49: 71-80
  

• Moore RW, et al. 1989. The effect of the F gene on characterisitcs of Booroola x Romney ram sperm 49: 81-84
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1989. CIDR-B for managed reproduction in beef cows and heifers 49: 85-90
  
• Macmillan KL, et al. 1989. Recent developments in animal breeding programmes 49: 91-96
  
• Henderson KM, et al. 1989. Effect of active immunisation with follicular fluid on ovulation rates in Romney ewes 49: 97-102
  
• Fisher MW, et al. 1989. Induction of twin ovulations in red deer hinds with steroid-free bovine follicular fluid 49: 103-106
  
• Grace ND, et al. 1989. Multiple pregnancy diagnosis of ewes using real time ultrasonic body scanner and video-fluoreoscopy systems 49: 107-112
  
• McEwan JC, et al. 1989. Ultrasonic fat depths in Romney lambs and hoggets from lines selected for different production traits 49: 113-120
  

• Cropper MR 1989. Changing the body composition of sheep by feeding 49: 121-126
  
• Kirton AH, et al. 1989. Effect of liveweight gain or loss on lamb meat quality 49: 127-132
  
• Hogg BW, et al. 1989. Variation in composition and eating quality of New Zealand export beef 49: 133-136
  
• Moore VJ 1989. The effect of pH on colour and drip loss of lamb chops thawed in air and CO2 49: 137-142
  
• Peterson SW, et al. 1989. Liver catalase in Southdown sheep selected for high and low backfat depth 49: 143-146
  

• Colomer-Rocher G, et al. 1989. Carcass composition of New Zealand Saanen goats 49: 147-152
  
• Hogg BW, et al. 1989. Meat yields and chemical composition of muscle in New Zealand goats 49: 153-156
  
• McCall DG, et al. 1989. Nutrition effects on live weight and reproduction of Cashmere doc hoggets 49: 157-162
  
• Mitchell RJ, et al. 1989. Fibre growth cycles of unselected, reproducing cashmere does discussed in relation to winter shearing 49: 163-164
  
• Bown MD, et al. 1989. The effect of integrated grazing of goats, sheep and cattle on animal productivity and health on high-producing hill country pasture 49: 165-170
  
• Moore RW, et al. 1989. Artificial insemination of farmed feral goats with frozen-thawed semen 49: 171-174
  
• Holmes CW, et al. 1989. Effects of cold conditions on the oxygen consumption of shorn goats 49: 175-178
  
• Watson TG, et al. 1989. Observations on resistance and 'self-cure' to nematode parasites exhibited by grazing lambs and Saanen kids 49: 179-182
  

• Nicoll GB, et al. 1989. Estimates of environmental effects and genetic parameters for live weights and fleece traits of Angora goats 49: 183-190
  
• Parratt AC, et al. 1989. Romney male and female heritabilities and genetic correlations for weaning, autumn and spring body weights and hogget fleece weights 49: 191-196
  
• Johnson DL, et al. 1989. Technical aspects of the Animalplan system 49: 197-202
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1989. Correlated responses in a weight-selection experiment with beef 49: 203-208
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1989. Relative wool production of wethers and ewes of different rearing status 49: 209-214
  
• Harvey TG, et al. 1989. Performance of visually or objectively culled ewe hoggets 49: 215-220
  

• Inoue T, et al. 1989. Effects of selection for shear strength on the voluntary intake and digestion of perennial ryegrass fed to sheep 49: 221-224
  
• John A, et al. 1989. Effects of selection for shear strength on structure and rumen digestion of perennial ryegrass 49: 225-228
  
• Dalley DE, et al. 1989. Magnesium absorption from the large intestine of sheep 49: 229-232
  
• Mursan A, et al. 1989. The influence of sward height on the mechanics of grazing in steers and bulls 49: 233-236
  
• Muir PD, et al. 1989. Early lambing in Hawkes Bay: The effect of pasture allowance and protein supplementation at pasture on lamb growth rates 49: 237-244
  
• Reid TC, et al. 1989. Effect of spraying pasture with fungicide on growth rates of grazing lambs in autumn and spring 49: 245-248
  

• Smith JF, et al. 1989. Seasonal pattern of ovulation in Merino, Romney and Merino x Romney ewes 49: 249-254
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1989. Mating Romney ewes in November-December using CIDRs and pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin 49: 255-260
  
• Thompson KF, et al. 1989. Lamb production from Merino-type ewes lambing in May and August in Victoria 49: 261-264
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1989. Breeding season of Romney and Poll Dorset ewes at different locations and the reproductive penalties of a June joining 49: 265-270
  
• Muir PD, et al. 1989. Early lambing in Hawkes Bay: Use of the ram effect 49: 271-276
  
• Cruickshank GJ, et al. 1989. The growth of lambs throughout the year in the Waikato 49: 277-280
  

• Moore RW, et al. 1989. Lambing of Romney and Booroola cross hoggets with and without the F gene under different pasture allowances 49: 281-284
  
• Orleans-Pobee J, et al. 1989. Effects of nutrition and shearing during pregnancy on birth weight in highly fecund Booroola-cross sheep 49: 285-290
  
• Parker WJ 1989. An alternative hogget-two tooth shearing policy for summer-dry regions in New Zealand 49: 291-296
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1989. Inheritance of loose wool bulk 49: 297-302
  
• Bray AR, et al. 1989. A note on the use of number of permanent incisor teeth for determining age in sheep 49: 303-306
  
• McPherson WB, et al. 1989. Effect of different ivermectin treatments on weight gains in beef weaners 49: 307-311
  

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