NZSAP 1991 Proceedings

• Baker RL 1991. Breeding for disease resistance - some historical perspectives, problems and prospects 51: 1-14
  

• Smith JF 1991. A review of recent developments on the effect of nutrition on ovulation rate (the flushing effect) with particular reference to research at Ruakura 51: 15-24
  
• Martin RJ, et al. 1991. Impact of potential change in climate and atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide on pasture and animal production in New Zealand 51: 25-34
  
• Van Gardingen PR 1991. Greenhouse gas production by ruminants in New Zealand: a serious problem, or just hot air? 51: 35-40
  
• Black H, et al. 1991. The welfare of sheep during sea transport 51: 41-42
  
• Pollard JC, et al. 1991. The sexual behaviour of alpacas imported to New Zealand from Chile 51: 43-46
  
• Sise JA, et al. 1991. DNA variation among seven New Zealand sheep breeds 51: 47-54
  

• Duckworth JA, et al. 1991. Oestrous behaviour and luteal function in anoestrous Red deer hinds treated with GnRH analogue or oestradiol 51: 55-62
  
• Freudenberger DO et al. 1991. Effects of immunisation againsts LHRH on body growth, scrotal circumference and carcass composition in yearling Red deer stags 51: 63-66
  
• Seaton AD, et al. 1991. The use of unfrozen semen for in vitro matured bovine oocytes 51: 67-72
  
• Shackell GH 1991. The timing of oestrus, LH surge and ovulation in ewes following synchronisation with MAP sponges, FGA sponges or CIDRs 51: 73-78
  
• Crawford AM, et al. 1991. The use of dinucleotide repeats or microsatellites as genetic markers in domestic animals 51: 79-84
  
• Hill DF, et al. 1991. Sheep Map: the New Zealand programme to map the sheep genome 51: 85-86
  
• Isaacs KL, et al. 1991. The use of full sibling pairs to measure plasma FSH concentrations in Booroola ewe and ram lambs 51: 87-90
  
• Lord EA, et al. 1991. Karyotyping Booroola gene carriers 51: 91-94
  
• McAnulty RW, et al. 1991. Brief Communication - Effects of daily larval challenge on the performance of breeding ewes from late pregnancy to post weaning 51: 95-96
  
• Molenaar AJ, et al. 1991. Localisation of alpha-lactalbumin gene expression in sheep mammary tissue 51: 97-102
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1991. Rumen digesta and other body measurements in relation to bloat susceptibility in cattle 51: 103-106
  
• Shackell GH, et al. 1991. A simplified MOET technique for Merino ewes carrying a double copy of the Booroola FECB gene 51: 107-110
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1991. The efficacy of used CIDR devices for synchronisation of oestrus and post mating treatment 51: 111-116
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1991. Factors influencing the time to onset of oestrus after synchronisation treatment in ewes 51: 117-122
  
• Kelly JM, et al. 1991. Oxygen consumption and the energy costs of Na+, K+-transport in the rumen of Holstein-Fresian steers 51: 123-128
  

• Greaney KB, et al. 1991. Out-of-season embryo transfer in five breeds of imported sheep 51: 129-132
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1991. Superovulation in the ewes: are follicle numbers a useful predictor of ovulation rate? 51: 133-138
  
• Rangel-Santos R, et al. 1991. Evaluation of the feasibility of a juvenile MOET scheme in sheep 51: 139-142
  
• Moo9re RW, et al. 1991. Artificial insemination using the buck effect to partially synchronise the cashmere does 51: 143-146
  
• Jabbour HN, et al. 1991. Fertility of fallow deer (Dama dama) does following synchronisation of oestrus with CIDR devices or prostaglandin 51: 147-152
  

• Hughes TP, et al. 1991. The influence of sward structure on peak bite force and bite weight in sheep 51: 153-158
  
• Mitchell RJ, et al. 1991. The effect of varying leafy sward height and bulk density on the ingestive behaviour of young deer and sheep 51: 159-166
  
• Rugambwa VK, et al. 1991. The effects of season and herbage mass on the nutritive value of prairie grass cv. Grasslands Matua and perennial ryegrass 51: 167-172
  
• Lee J et al. 1991. Effect of high and sustained zinc supplements on trace element metabolism in sheep 51: 173-178
  
• Greaves LA, et al. 1991. Goat behaviour patterns in hill country 51: 179-184
  
• Niezen JH, et al. 1991. The effect of three allowances of red clover on Red deer fawn growth and liveweight change in lactating hinds 51: 185-188
  

• Davis S 1991. Lactational Physiology Contract: Introduction 51: 189-190
  
• Lynch GA, et al. 1991. The effects of once-daily milking as a management practice in late lactation 51: 191-196
  
• Carruthers VR, et al. 1991. The effects of oxytocin and bovine somatotropin on production of cows milked once a day 51: 197-202
  
• Wilde CJ, et al. 1991. Autocrine control of milk production and mammary development 51: 203-210
  
• Wilkins RJ 1991. Alpha-lactalbumin - the milk manipulators dream 51: 211-218
  
• L'Huillier PJ, et al. 1991. Ribozyme mediated modification of alpha-lactalbumin gene expression 51: 219-224
  
• Wilde CJ, et al. 1991. Brief Communication - Lactation in transgenic mice expressing the ovine Beta-lactoglobulin gene 51: 225-226
  
• Aston R, et al. 1991. Antibody-mediated enhancement of growth hormone activity: application to animal production 51: 227-234
  
• McCutcheon SN, et al. 1991. Plasma hormone concentrations in pasture-fed Friesian cows treated with recombinantly-derived bovine somatotropin (bST) 51: 235-238
  
• Davis SR, et al. 1991. The time-course of milk yield and hormonal responses following growth hormone injection in hourly-milked goats 51: 239-244
  
• Prosser CG, et al. 1991. Secretion of insulin-like growth factor I and II from blood into milk of lactating goats 51: 245-248
  

• Bray AR, et al. 1991. Alternatives and supplements to pasture for growing lambs in winter 51: 249-254
  
• Davis GH, et al. 1991. Growth, reproduction and fibre production of alpacas imported from Chile 51: 255-258
  
• Litherland AJ, et al. 1991. Four methods of harvesting cashmere from breeding does 51: 259-264
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1991. Are yearling heifer mating and more productive beef cow breeds a worthwhile use of winter feed? 51: 265-270
  
• Newman S-AN, et al. 1991. Lamb and hogget wool production from crosses of new and traditional sheep breeds 51: 271-276
  
• Thomson NA, et al. 1991. The effect of cow age and management of winter liveweight gain, liveweight at calving and subsequent effects on dairy production in a seasonal supply herd 51: 277-282
  
• Patterson R and H 1991. The selection and breeding of Merino sheep for footroot resistance 51: 283-286
  
• McCall L, et al. 1991. Integrating sheep and goats 51: 287-290
  
• Parker AGH 1991. Selection for resistance to parasites in sheep 51: 291-294
  
• McDonnell AM 1991. Dairying in the South 51: 295-296
  
• Cowie J 1991. Integrating venison and beef production 51: 297-298
  
• Binnie DB, et al. 1991. Computer software to increase the efficiency of the New Zealand sheep industry 51: 299-302
  
• Dobbie JL, et al. 1991. Comparative wool production of Texel, Oxford Down, Finnish Landrace and Romney sheep 51: 303-308
  
• Kirton AH, et al. 1991. A comparison between lamb drafters and the Phillips Fat Displacement Meter (PFDM) for predicting GR, hot carcass weight and class in live lambs 51: 309-314
  
• Matthews LR, et al. 1991. Development of a self-drafting system for oestrus ewes 51: 315-318
  
• Nicol JJ 1991. Within-flock ranking of loose wool bulk and fibre diameter to predict wool lustre 51: 319-322
  
• Wilson GF, et al. 1991. Non-milk constituents in replacers for calf rearing 51: 323-326
  
• Fennessy PF, et al. 1991. Artificial insemination and synchronised natural breeding in Red deer 51: 327-332
  

• Maddever DC, et al. 1991. Relative economic values of wool processing parameters 51: 333-338
  
• Stobart RH, et al. 1991. Bulk and its structural basis: a review 51: 339-346
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1991. Effect of selecting Perendale hoggets for loose wool bulk on fleece characteristics and wool end-product 51: 347-352
  
• Wuliji T, et al. 1991. Fleece production responses to Merino fine wool index selection 51: 353-358
  
• Nixon AJ, et al. 1991. Nutritional effects on fibre growth cycles and medullated fibre production in Angora goats 51: 359-364
  
• Parry AL, et al. 1991. An evaluation of the New Zealand Wiltshire sheep as a model for studies on the physiology of fibre growth 51: 365-370
  

• Dynes RA, et al. 1991. Effects of fasting and opioid antagonist on food intake in lambs infected by intestinal parasites 51: 371-374
  
• McAnulty RW, et al. 1991. Brief Communication - Susceptibility of the breeding ewe to parasitism 51: 375-378
  
• Muller S, et al. 1991. Effects of two methods of fibre removal on the cold resistance of cashmere goats 51: 379-382
  
• Reid TC, et al. 1991. Wool growth in autumn and spring lambing ewes 51: 383-388
  
• Keeling PCB, et al. 1991. A modelling study of once-bred heifer beef production 51: 389-394
  
• Sun YX, et al. 1991. Wool sulphur concentration in fleeceweight-selected and control Romney hoggets 51: 395-400
  

• Clarke, JN, et al. 1991. Selection for lean and against fat in sheep 51: 401-404
  
• Waldron DF, et al. 1991. Analysis for lamb schedules and relative economic values of lean and fat 51: 405-410
  
• Garrick DJ 1991. Best linear unbiased prediction for across-flock/year breeding value 51: 411-416
  
• Morel PCH, et al. 1991. Responses to divergent selection for plasma insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) in sheep 51: 417-422
  
• Baker RL, et al. 1991. Genetic parameters for New Zealand cashmere goats 51: 423-428
  
• Paterson DJ, et al. 1991. The use of fine and coarse bucks and G4 does for breeding for cashgora production 51: 429-438
  

• Carruthers VR, et al. 1991. The effect of sodium bicarbonate on yield and composition of milk from grazing cow in early lactation 51: 437-442
  
• Sangsritavong S, et al. 1991. Effects of the digestibility of hay on milk production by cows grazing on restricted pasture 51: 443-446
  
• Morris CA 1991. Screening herds for cows with a history of twin calving 51: 447-452
  
• McCall DG, et al. 1991. Factors affecting beef finishing efficiency on pasture 51: 453-458
  
• Pleasants AB, et al. 1991. Optimisation of "herd-in-calf-rate" with respect to the length of the post-partum anoestrus period in Angus cows suckling calves 51: 459-464
  
• Elliott AW, et al 1991. Short term intake of Freisan heifers grazing three pasture species 51: 465-468
  

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