NZSAP 1994 Proceedings

• Watson TG 1994. Anthelmintic resistance in the New Zealand Animal Production Industries 54: 1-4
  

• Sherlock BK, et al. 1994. Influence of insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1) on components of the haematopoietic and lymphatic systems 54: 5-8
  
• Williamson JF, et al. 1994. The relationship between internal parasite burden, faecal egg count and muscosal mast cells in fleece weight-selected and control sheep 54: 9-14
  
• Niezen JJ, et al. 1994. Lamb weight gain and faecal egg count when grazing one of seven herbages and dosed with larvae for six weeks 54: 15-18
  
• Lu YF, et al. 1994. Hepatic protein variation among Romneys selected for resistance or susceptibility to sporidesmin-induced liver damage. A quantitative two-dimensional polyacrylamide gel electrophoresis study 54: 19-22
  
• Carruthers VR, et al. 1994. The effect on oesphagael groove closure of water and mineral solutions drenched to cows 54: 23-26
  
• Dalley DE 1994. Within herd variability in the mineral status of grazing dairy cows in early lactation 54: 27-30
  
• Lee J, et al. 1994. Cadmium accumulation in liver and kidney of sheep grazing ryegrass/white clover pastures 54: 31-34
  
• Robinson JL, et al. 1994. Prevalence of two inherited disorders in US Holstein cattle 54: 35-38
  
• Ingram JR, et al. 1994. Remote Blood Sampling Device. A stress free blood sampling technique for free ranging animals 54: 39-42
  

• van Reenen GM, et al 1994. Brief Communication - Separating dead from live sperm in thawed frozen merino semen does not enhance conception rate 54: 43-44
  
• McMillan WH 1994. Timing single fixed-time inseminations in ewes: Some new concepts 54: 45-50
  
• McCutcheon SN, et al. 1994. A prolonged change in body composition induced by endocrine manipulation of the neonate 54: 51-54
  
• Henderson KM, et al. 1994. Measurement of steriods by enzymeimmunoassay: An environmentally friendly alternative to radioimmunoassay 54: 55-58
  
• Min SH, et al. 1994. Growth-promoting and metabolic actions of recombinant ovine placental lactogen and bovine growth hormone in young lambs 54: 59-62
  
• Semadi G, et al. 1994. Voluntary feed intake, growth and efficiency of feed conversion in growing sambar (Cervus unicolor) and red deer (Cervus elaphus) 54: 63-66
  
• Thomson NA, et al. 1994. Comparative performance of Angus cattle and swamp buffalo fed ad libitum either a lucerne hay and concentrate ration or pasture hay 54: 67-70
  

• Montossi FM, et al. 1994. Herbage intake, ingestive behaviour and diet selection in sheep grazing Holcus lanatus and perennial ryegrass swards 54: 71-74
  
• Burnham DL, et al. 1994. The effect of pasture height on herbage intake and ewe production under continuous stocking management during the autumn 54: 75-78
  
• da Silva SC, et al. 1994. Effect of contrasting spring grazing management on summer-autumn pasture and milk production of mixed ryegrass-clover dairy swards 54: 79-82
  
• Suksombat W. et al. 1994. Effects of herbage allowance and a high protein supplement on performance of dairy cows grazing on autumn-winter pastures 54: 83-86
  
• McCallum DA, et al. 1994. The effect of different perenial ryegrass cultivars on dairy animal performance 54: 87-90
  
• Judd TG, et al. 1994. The effect of block and paddock grazing in winter on cow behaviour, cow performance and herbage accumulation 54: 95-98
  
• McDougall 1994. Some effects of feeding pasture silage as a supplement to pasture on reproductive performance in lactating dairy cows 54: 95-98
  

• Bennett BL, et al. 1994. Brief Communication - Isolation of cDNA subclones encoding ovine glucose transporter proteins 54: 99-100
  
• Stelwagen K, et al. 1994. Brief Communication - Effect of once dairy milking and concurrent somatotropin (bST) on production and mammary tight junction permeability in cows 54: 101-102
  
• Knutson RJ, et al. 1994. The utilisation of whole body cysteine by the mammary gland of the lactating goat 54: 103-105
  
• Mackenzie DDS, et al. 1994. Mammary involution in ewes: Changes in milk plasminogen and plasmin 54: 107-110
  
• Lacasse P, et al. 1994. Bovine growth hormone and its effects on the local production of prostacyclin I2 and mammary blood flow in dairy cows 54: 111-114
  
• Peterson SW, et al. 1994. The effect of peripartum administration of ovine prolactin on lactogenesis in autumn-lambing ewes 54: 115-118
  
• Newman S-AN, et al. 1994. Effect of breed on plasma carotene concentration in New Zealand dairy heifers 54: 119-120
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1994. Relationships between major milk whey proteins in blood plasma and milk yield in dairy cattle 54: 121-124
  
• Hovey RC, et al. 1994. Mouse mammary fat pad interacts with mitogens to stimulate epithelial growth in vitro 54: 125-130
  

• Edwards JEH, et al. 1994. Prenatal wool follicle development in Romney, Merino and Merino-Romney 54: 131-134
  
• Craven AJ, et al. 1994. The effect of long-day photoperiod treatments on plasma prolactin and wool follicle activity in New Zealand Wiltshire sheep 54: 135-138
  
• Harris PM, et al. 1994. The effect of whole body cysteine supplementation on cysteine utilization by the skin of a well-fed sheep 54: 139-142
  
• Litherland AJ, et al. 1994. The effect of manipulation of plasma prolactin concentration on cashmere growth in spring 54: 143-146
  
• Newman S-AN, et al. 1994. Effect of level of nutrition and season on fibre growth in alpacas 54: 147-150
  
• Newman S-AN, et al. 1994. Liveweight and fleece production from New Zealand, South African and first cross Angora goats 54: 151-154
  
• Scobie DR, et al. 1994. Comparison of methods for measuring fibre diameter of Romney wool 54: 155-158
  
• Maddever DC, et al. 1994. The processing of different staple strength wools 54: 159-162
  
• Sumner RMW, et al. 1994. Repeatability of seasonal wool growth in Merino sheep 54: 163-166
  
• Wang XL, et al. 1994. Wool characteristics of fine-wool sheep in Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region, China 54: 167-172
  
• Newman S-AN, et al. 1994. Effect of nutrition on fine wool production in Merino wethers 54: 173-176
  

• Perezgrovas R, et al. 1994. Chiapas sheep - wool production and animal health in a unique sheep breed 54: 177-180
  
• Parry A 1994. Issues of sustainability in animal production and the implications for science 54: 181-184
  
• Aspinall JM, et al. 1994. The role of women in livestock production in eastern Turkey 54: 185-188
  
• Thompson KF, et al. 1994. Animal production in eastern Turkey 54: 189-192
  

• Liu AH, et al. 1994. Reduction of carcass fatness in overfat lambs fed low energy diets supplemented 54: 193-196
  
• Deaker JM, et al. 1994. Carcass, liver and kidney characteristics of lambs grazing plantain (Plantago lanceolata), chicory (Chichorium intybus), whit clover (Trifolium repens) or perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne) 54: 197-200
  
• Bray AR, et al. 1994. Variation in the pH of lamb meat within and between sheep breeds 54: 205-208
  
• Kirton AH, et al. 1994. Prediction of beef carcass yield from selected commercial cuts expressed as a percentage of side weight 54: 205-208
  
• Holloway IJ, et al. 1994. A comparison of the carcass and meat quality of Awassi-cross and Texel-cross ram lambs 54: 209-214
  
• Young MJ, et al. 1994. Ultrasound measurements predict estimated adipose and muscle weights better than carcass measurements 54: 215-218
  

• Wang Y, et al. 1994. The effects of condensed tannin in Lotus corniculatus upon nutrient metabolism and upon body and wool growth in grazing sheep 54: 219-222
  
• Dabiri N, et al. 1994. Effectsof pre-lamb and conventional full-wool shearing on the productivity of ewes 54: 223-226
  
• Jenkinson CMC, et al. 1994. The effects of season on placental development and fetal growth in sheep 54: 227-230
  
• McDonald MF, et al. 1994. Reproductive performance of ewes after grazing on G27 red clover, a low formonoetin selection in cultivar Pawera 54: 231-234
  
• Anwar M, et al. 1994. Residual effect of a four weeks grazing of oestrogenic red clover on reproductive performance of ewes in the following six weeks 54: 235-238
  
• Campbell JW, et al. 1994. Hormonal and ovarian responses in Romney ewe hoggets after synchronisation and superovulation treatment 54: 239-242
  
• Liu AH, et al. 1994. Effect of selection for greasy fleece weight on the components of fleece weight in New Zealand Romney sheep 54: 243-246
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1994. Growth rates, wool production and health of Awassi and Texel crossbred ram lambs 54: 247-250
  
• Nsoso SJ, et al. 1994. Genetic and phenotypic parameters associated with lean tissue growth in Dorset Down sheep 54: 251-255
  
• Nsoso SJ, et al. 1994. Responses to selection for lean tissue growth in Dorset Down sheep 54: 255-260
  
• Knight TW, et al. 1994. Brief Communication - Effects of milking frequency and machine stripping on milk yields of Dorset ewes 54: 261-262
  
• Morris CA, et al. 1994. Selection for or against facial eczema susceptibility in sheep 54: 263-266
  
• Edwards NJ, et al. 1994. Increasing per cow milk solids production in a pasture-based dairy system by manipulating the diet: A review 54: 267-274
  
• Lopez-Villalobos N, et al. 1994. Accounting for scale effects in genetic evaluation of dairy cattle 54: 275-280
  
• Clark JM, et al. 1994. Predicting the influence of high breeding index dairy sires on farm productivity 54: 281-284
  
• Kamote HI, et al. 1994. Effects of once daily milking in later lactation on cows with either low or high initial somatic cell counts 54: 285-288
  
• Carruthers VR, et al. 1994. Blood and urinary metabolites in cattle differing in susceptibility to bloat 54: 289-292
  
• Hill JP, et al. 1994. The variation in milk composition form individual Beta-lactoglobulin AA and BB phenotype cows 54: 293-296
  
• McLaren RD, et al. 1994. Anti goat IFG binding protein 3 antibodies from chicken egg yolk 54: 297-300
  
• Kiaei M, et al. 1994. Brief Communication - Characterization and regulation of cationic amino acid transport in bovine mammary epithelial cells 554: 301-302
  
• Molenaar AJ, et al. 1994. Evidence for a diffusible factor influencing the switching of ovine and bovine milk gene expression leads to identification of factors potentially involved 554: 303-306
  
• De Nava, et al. 1994. The effects of restricted suckling and prepartum nutritional level on reproductive performance of primiparous crossbred beef cows 554: 307-310
  

• Webby RW, et al. 1994. The current status of the beef breeding cow in New Zealand mixed livestock 554: 311-314
  
• Lowe KI 1994. Managing the high performance beef cow herd - where to next? 554: 315-318
  
• Crawford HK, et al. 1994. The stock unit system - fair treatment for the breeding cow? 554: 319-322
  
• McCall DG 1994. The complementary contribution of the beef cow to other livestock enterprises 554: 323-328
  
• Pleasants AB, et al. 1994. Nutritional buffering: Do we make the best use of this phenomena in the breeding cow 554: 329-332
  
• Morris ST, et al. 1994. Biological efficiency: How relevant is this concept to beef cows in a mixed livestock, seasonal pasture supply context? 554: 333-336
  
• Blair, et al. 1994. How relevant are current and emerging genetic technologies to the beef breeding cow? 554: 337-344
  
• McMillan WH 1994. Current and emerging reproductive technologies for beef breeding cows 554: 345-350
  
• Pugh PA, et al. 1994. In vitro production of cattle embryos: Use in beef twinning programmes 554: 353-356
  
• McMillan WH, et al. 1994. Determining the number of calves in early pregnancy using real-time ultrasound imaging in beef cows induced to twin 554: 353-356
  

• Parker WJ, et al. 1994. Farm management research in New Zealand and its contribution to animal production 554: 357-362
  
• Martin SK 1994. Risk perceptions and management response to risk in pastoral farming in New Zealand 554: 363-368
  
• Walker AB, et al. 1994. The New Zealand policy framework for sustainable agriculture and some implications for animal production research 554: 369-372
  
• Saunders LS 1994. Think globally, act locally - roles for science in enabling local actions for sustainable resource amangement behaviours 554: 373-376
  
• Cacho OJ, et al. 1994. Use of a grazing model to study management and risk 554: 377-382
  
• Gray DI, et al. 1994. Farm management implications of a seasonal price differential for factory supply milk production 554: 383-388
  
• Parminter TG, et al. 1994. Making use of technology diffusion 554: 389-392
  
• Parminter TG 1994. The use of a marketing approach to improve the development of new technologies: A case study 554: 393-398
  
• Dake CKG 1994. Variable animal performance and farm diversification 554: 399-402
  
• Baywater AC, et al. 1994. Use of simulation models in research and teaching 554: 403-412
  
• Brazendale R, et al. 1994. The on-farm impact of beef production technologies 554: 413-416
  
• McCall DG, et all. 1994. The role of systems research in animal science 554: 417-422
  
• Kirton IF, et al. 1994. Physical performance/financial performance. . . Ne'er the twain shall meet? 554: 423-428
  

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