NZSAP 1992 Proceedings

• Nicol AM 1992. The New Zealand Society of Animal Production - After the Jubilee 52: 1-2
  

• McDowell RE 1992. Dairy production in developing countries 52: 3-6
  
• Ahlborn G, et al. 1992. Production, economic performance and optimum stocking rates of Holstein-Friesian and Jersey cows 52: 7-10
  
• Gray DI, et al. 1992. A conceptual framework for an expert system to improve drying-off decisions on seasonal supply dairy farms 52: 11-12
  
• Holmes CW, et al. 1992. The effects of milking once daily throughout lactation on the performance of dairy cows grazing on pasture 52: 13-16
  
• Henderson KM et al. 1992. Concentrations of oestrone sulphate in milk during pregnancy in dairy cows 52: 17-20
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1992. Blood metabolites near calving in twin-pregnant and single-pregnant cows 52: 21-24
  
• Hill FI, et al. 1992. Oestrus synchronisation and oestrus detection in swamp buffaloes (Bubalus bubalis) 52: 25-28
  

• Waldron DF, et al. 1992. Expected responses in carcass composition due to selection for muscularity in sheep 52: 29-32
  
• Ward BG, et al. 1992. The value of ultrasound in assessing leg muscularity of lambs 52: 33-36
  
• Young MJ, et al. 1992. Factors affecting repeatability of tissue depth determination by real-time ultrasound in sheep 52: 37-40
  
• Kirton AH, et al. 1992. A comparison between subjective and objective (carcass weight plus GR or the Hennessy Grading Probe) methods for classifying lamb carcasses 52: 41-44
  
• Deaker JM, et al. 1992. Subcutaneous fat distribution as assessed by ultrasound in Border Leicester and Dorset Down ewe hoggets 52: 45-48
  
• Bray AR, et al. 1992. Lambs selected for fast glucose clearance have high meat pH levels when stressed before slaughter 52: 49-52
  

• McEwan JC, et al. 1992. Effect of selection for production traits on internal parasite resistance in sheep 52: 53-56
  
• Howse SW, et al. 1992. A comparison of internal parasitism in fleeceweight-selected and control Romney sheep 52: 57-60
  
• Watson TG, et al. 1992. Developments in breeding Perendale sheep with resistance or susceptibility to internal nematode parasites 52: 61-64
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1992. Reproduction in flocks selected for and against lamb faecal egg count 52: 65-68
  
• Watson TG 1992. Breed variation in expression of faecal nematode egg count 52: 69-72
  
• Bremner KJ, et al. 1992. The behaviour and welfare of calves during unloading after transportation 52: 73-76
  
• Ladewig J, et al. 1992. The importance of physiological measurements in farm animal stress research 52: 77-80
  

• Semadi G, et al. 1992. Growth and venison production from red deer grazing 52: 81-84
  
• Komolong M, et al. 1992. Nutrient supply for lamb growth from Grasslands Puna chicory (Cichorium intybus) and Wana cocksfoot (Dactylis glomerata) 52: 85-88
  
• Waghorn GC, et al. 1992. Nutritive value of lotus for sheep 52: 89-92
  
• Muir PD, et al. 1992. Comparison of grain and pasture finishing of heavyweight cattle 52: 93-96
  
• Stevens DR, et al. 1992. Angora goat production from different legumes mixed with ryegrass 52: 97-100
  
• Thomson BC, et al. 1992. Nutritional effects on the calpain system in the skeletal muscle of sheep 52: 101-102
  
• Dalley DE, et al. 1992. Magnesium solubility in the caecum in response to pH changes 52: 103-106
  

• Abell WL 1992. Computer applications: Meeting the information needs of a business 52: 107-110
  
• Brookes IM, et al. 1992. The role of computer software in the feeding of farm livestock 52: 111-114
  
• Nuthall PL 1992. The use of farm computers in animal management 52: 115-118
  
• Harris PR 1992. Computer use on my farm 52: 119-120
  

• Garrick DJ, et al. 1992. The national database for sheep genetic evaluation and research 52: 121-124
  
• Nicholl GB, et al. 1992. A terminal sire breeding programme based on screening of hogget liveweight 52: 125-128
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1992. Genetic parameters and performance of flocks selected for advanced lambing date 52: 129-132
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1992. Genetic parameters for liveweight of fallow deer (Dama dama L) 52: 133-136
  
• Tate ML, et al. 1992. Interspecies hybrids of deer - a ruminant resource for gene mapping and quantitative trait studies 52: 137-142
  
• Tate ML, et al. 1992. The use of protein polymorphisms and DNA fingerprinting to solve complex pedigree problems in deer 52: 143-144
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1992. Modelling herd efficiency in liveweight selected and control Angus cattle 52: 145-148
  
• Scott IC, et al. 1992. Melatonin secretion in Romney ewes differing in wool growth and reproduction is not aligned to photoperiod during spring and summer 52: 149-152
  
• Shackell GH, et al. 1992. Dose response to a single injection of PMSG in Merino ewes carrying a double copy of the Booroola Fecb gene 52: 153-156
  

• McDougall S, et al. 1992. Effect of pretreatment with progesterone on the oestrus response to oestradiol-17b benzoate in the post-partum dairy cow 52: 157-160
  
• O'Neill KT, et al. 1992. Melatonin for cashmere production in breeding does 52: 161-164
  
• Morrow CJ, et al. 1992. Seasonal effects on the efficacy of intravaginal CIDR devices for oestrus synchronisation of farmed fallow deer (Dama dama) 52: 165-170
  
• Thompson JG, et al. 1992. Timing of the LH peak and ovulations in superovulated Coopworth ewes synchronised with progesterone-containing CIDR devices 52: 171-174
  
• Isaacs KL, et al. 1992. Effect of sire, breed and age on plasma FSH concentrations in FecbFecb and Fec+Fec+ Booroola rams before and after castration 52: 175-178
  
• McCloghry CE, et al. 1992. Effects of suppressed prolactin levels on wool growth in Romney ewes 52: 179-182
  

• Duckworth JA, et al. 1992. The breeding season of pubertal red deer hinds 52: 183-186
  
• Meikle LM, et al. 1992. Advanced calving in red deer: the effects on growth and sexual development 52: 187-190
  
• Ridland M, et al. 1992. Measurement of foetal size by ultrasonography and progesterone concentrations in pregnant alpacas 52: 191-194
  
• Xu ZZ, et al. 1992. Testis size and endocrine parameters in rams as predictors of aseasonality in their daughters 52: 195-198
  
• Holmes CW, et al 1992. Effect of shearing method on the physiology 52: 199-202
  

• Gootwine E, et al. 1992. Lamb and milk production in Awassi, Assaf, Booroola-Awassi and Booroola-Assaf sheep in Israel 52: 203-206
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1992. Effect of location and source of ewes and rams on the onset of oestrus in Romney ewes 52: 207-210
  
• McEwan JC, et al. 1992. Comparison of growth, hogget fleece weight and reproductive traits of three sheep breeds from a flock selected for prolificacy and a Romney control flock 52: 211-216
  
• Betteridge K, et al. 1992. Wool production from wet and dry Romney ewes on southern North Island hill country 52: 217-220
  
• Parker WJ, et al. 1992. A modelling study of the productivity and profitability of mated and unmated crossbred ewes on North Island hill country 52: 221-224
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1992. Effects of shearing 3 times in two years in May, January and October or once yearly in October on ewe performance 52: 225-228
  
• Hawke MF, et al. 1992. Sheep growth rates under Pinus Radiata 52: 229-232
  
• Litherland AJ, et al. 1992. A pilot evaluation of shedding sheep breeds compared with non-shedding breeds for susceptibility to nematodes and flystrike 52: 233-236
  
• Wuliji T, et al. 1992. Reproductive performance and liveweight in Romney sheep selected for fleece weight and a control flock 52: 237-240
  
• Cruickshank GJ, et al. 1992. Slimming diets for overfat lambs 52: 241-424
  
• Lee J, et al. 1992. The effect of tanin containing diets on whole body protein synthesis in sheep: consequences for wool growth 52: 243-246
  
• Muir PD, et al. 1992. Effect of stocking rate and competition on the growth rate of Merino and Romney lambs 52: 247-250
  
• Upreti GC, et al. 1992. Effect of physical parameters on ram spermatazoal activity 52: 251-254
  
• Thompson, JG, et al. 1992. Effect of glucose concentration in the culture medium on survival of in-vitro cultured sheep embryos following transfer to recipient ewes 52: 255-256
  
• Smith JF, et al. 1992. Effect of oestrogen pre-treatment and duration of CDIR treatment on pattern of onset of oestrus in ewes 52: 257-260
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1992. Effect of month and PMSG on the interval from CDIR removal to ovulation in Romney and Merino ewes 52: 261-264
  

• Scobie DR, et al. 1992. A review implicating a two compartment model for the processes of cell division and protein synthesis in the wool follicle 52: 265-272
  
• Holle SA, et al. 1992. Investigations of wool follicle morphology and cell proliferation in sheep with different levels of wool production 52: 273-276
  
• Wickham GA, et al. 1992. Suppression of secondary wool follicle development by administration of placental lactogen to ovine foetuses 52: 277-280
  
• Lee J, et al. 1992. Wool growth and elemental composition 52: 281-284
  
• Bray AR, et al. 1992. Responses to selection for wool staple strength in Romney sheep 52: 285-288
  
• Wuliji T, et al. 1992. Fibre production, shearing procedure and fleece characteristics of alpacas farmed in New Zealand 52: 289-292
  
• Bown MD, et al. 1992. Management effects on seasonal fibre quality in Angora goats 52: 293-296
  
• Scobie DR, et al. 1992. The reduction of cell division rate in wool follicles by noradrenaline 52: 297-298
  
• Saywell DP, et al. 1992. Cell proliferation during fibre growth initiation in ferret hair follicles 52: 299-302
  

• Pleasants AB, et al. 1992. Precalving nutrition of heavy two-year old Angus heifers weighing 415kg at calving 52: 303-306
  
• Inwood PR, et al. 1992. The effect of sward surface height on ingestive behaviour and intake of once bred and non-pregnant heifers under continuous stocking management in early winter 52: 307-310
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1992. Effect of GnRH and single and multiple mating on the conception rate in alpacas 52: 311-312
  
• Davies AS 1992. A bibliographical database on the biology of small ruminants 52: 313-314
  

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