NZSAP 1999 Proceedings

• Garrick DJ 1999. The future for the N.Z. Society of Animal Production 59: 1-5. (103kB)
  

• Parker WJ 1999. Farm performance measurement - Linking monitoring to business strategy 59: 6-13. Abstract or (202kB)
  

• Clarke JN, et al 1999. Genetic effects in GrowBulk sheep 59: 14-16. Abstract or (101kB)
  
• Bray AR 1999. Hogget wool traits of sheep breeds being used for crossbreeding with strong wool breeds - preliminary estimates from research studies 59: 17-18. Abstract or (93kB)
  
• Wuliji T, et al 1999. Effect of recipient breeds on birth and weaning weight, and wool and follicle characteristics of Merino lambs born by embryo transfer 59: 19-22. Abstract or (128kB)
  
• Clarke JN, et al 1999. Sex and age effects on genetic parameters for wool production and qualities 59: 23-26. Abstract or (143kB)
  
• Wuliji T, et al 1999. Effect of selection for fleece weight on liveweight, reproductive performance and wool characteristics in mixed age Romney ewes 59: 27-29. Abstract or (113kB)
  
• Pearson AJ, et al 1999. Fleece production patterns in Romney ewes: effects of photoperiod, pregnancy and lactation 59: 30-33. Abstract or (108kB)
  
• Pearson AJ, et al 1999. Seasonal wool growth patterns and the follicle and fibre characteristics of New Zealand Feral Sheep 59: 34-38. Abstract or (132kB)
  
• Sumner RMW 1999. Development of fibre and follicle characteristics related to wool bulk in hoggets of genotypes used to develop Growbulk sheep 59: 39-42. Abstract or (117kB)
  
• Kenyon PR, et al 1999. Relationship between wool sulpher concentration and wool characteristics 59: 43-45. Abstract or (106kB)
  
• Bray AR, et al 1999. Relationships of fleece and fibre traits with unscourable yellow discolouration in a survey of strong wool sheep flocks 59: 46-48. Abstract or (104kB)
  
• Bray AR, et al 1999. Changes in unscourable discolouration of Romney wool samples during storage for one month 59: 49-51. Abstract or (100kB)
  
• Reid TC, et al 1999. Dag formation 59: 52-54. Abstract or (109kB)
  

• Clark BA, et al 1999. Separate grazing does not shorten the postpartum anoestrous interval in anoestrous cows 59: 55-57. Abstract or (93kB)
  
• Back PJ, et al 1999. Lack of effect of short term chromium supplementation in lactating Jersey cows 59: 58-61. Abstract or (103kB)
  
• Pacheco-Rios D, et al 1999. Amino acid utilisation by the mammary gland: Whole blood versus plasma free amino acid pools 59: 62-65. Abstract or (132kB)
  
• de Veth MJ, et al 1999. Pasture digestion in response to changes in ruminal pH 59: 66-69. Abstract or (131kB)
  
• Kenyon PR, et al 1999. Improving lamb birthweight through mid-to late-pregnancy shearing: a review of recent studies 59: 70-72. Abstract or (92kB)
  
• Tarbotton IS, et al 1999. Variation in lamb survival within farm and between farms: results from farmer studies 59: 73-75. Abstract or (92kB)
  

• Davis G 1999. Contract Introduction 59: 76. Abstract or (77kB)
  
• Shaw A 1999. Establishment of a farm monitoring scheme for sheep farms 59: 77-78. Abstract or (100kB)
  
• McCorkindale B 1999. CF2000 - a new way of looking at the same information 59: 79-81. Abstract or (118kB)
  
• Johnstone J 1999. Farm financial monitoring 59: 82-83. Abstract or (119kB)
  
• Rohloff M 1999. Vital components of industry-wide benchmarking 59: 84. Abstract or (96kB)
  
• Miller R, et al 1999. Farmer experience of farm monitoring 59: 85-86. Abstract or (102kB)
  
• Sheath G, et al 1999. The results and success factors of nine group farm monitoring programmes 59: 87-90. Abstract or (114kB)
  

• Farmer R, et al 1999. Experiences of a pioneer in the commercial sheep pregnancy scanning business 59: 91-92. Abstract or (110kB)
  
• Stevens D 1999. Ewe nutrition: decisions to be made with scanning information 59: 93-94. Abstract or (111kB)
  
• McCorkindale B 1999. Ultrasonic pregnancy scanning - a tool for change 59: 95-96. Abstract or (91kB)
  
• McAtamney T, et al 1999. Farmer use and experience of ultrasonic pregnancy scanning 59: 97. Abstract or (104kB)
  
• Nicoll G, et al 1999. Field data analysis of lamb survival and mortality rates occurring between pregnancy scanning and weaning 59: 98-100. Abstract or (134kB)
  
• Geenty K 1999. Use of ultrasonic pregnancy scanning information for farmer extension 59: 101-102. Abstract or (99kB)
  
• References (Parts 1 and 2) 1999. 59: 103. (50kB)
  

• Litherland AJ, et al 1999. Effects of herbage mass and ewe condition score at lambing on lamb survival and liveweight gain 59: 104-107. Abstract or (127kB)
  
• Smeaton DC, et al 1999. Nutritional effects, in early pregnancy, on lamb production of Finnish Landrace x Romney ewes 59: 108-110. Abstract or (105kB)
  
• Oldham JM, et al 1999. Compensatory growth in lambs undernourished from birth 59: 111-113. Abstract or (107kB)
  
• Galloway S, et al 1999. A genetic test to identify carriers of the ovine Inverdale prolificacy gene 59: 114-116. Abstract or (101kB)
  
• Morris CA, et al 1999. Genetic progress in a Romney Group Breeding Scheme 59: 117-120. Abstract or (119kB)
  
• Lopez-Villalobos N, et al 1999. Genetic parameter estimates for lamb survival in Romney sheep 59: 121-124. Abstract or (97kB)
  
• Newman S-A, et al 1999. Milking Performance of East Freisian Poll Dorset cross ewe hoggets 59: 125-128. Abstract or (95kB)
  

• Amer P, et al 1999. The importance of date of birth records in genetic evaluation of deer 59: 129-130. Abstract or (89kB)
  
• Henderson KM, et al 1999. Suitability of serum oestrone sulphate measurement to verify pregnancy in red deer 59: 131-133. Abstract or (89kB)
  
• West DM, et al 1999. Attempted transmission of Brucella ovis between stags and from stags to rams 59: 134-136. Abstract or (97kB)
  
• Stevenson-Barry JM, et al 1999. The relationship of meat quality to age at slaughter and indicators of animal age in red deer stags and hinds 59: 137-139. Abstract or (106kB)
  
• Barry TN, et al 1999. A review of forage grazing systems to produce venison according to market signals 59: 140-144. Abstract or (130kB)
  
• Stevenson-Barry JM, et al 1999. Incidence of high PH in vension: implications for quality 59: 145-147. Abstract or (110kB)
  
• Pollard JC, et al 1999. Factors affecting behaviour, bruising and pH in a deer slaughter premises 59: 148-151. Abstract or (121kB)
  

• Woodward SL, et al 1999. Effect of Lotus corniculatus and condensed tannins on milk yield and composition of dairy cows 59: 152-155. Abstract or (126kB)
  
• Garcia SC, et al 1999. Brief Communication: The combination of the n-alkanes and the ¹³C methods as a new tool for estimating individual DM intakes of pasture and maize silage by grazing dairy cows 59: 156-157. Abstract or (81kB)
  
• Malik B, et al 1999. Source of excess nitrogen affects nutrient partitioning in lactating ewes 59: 158-161. Abstract or (116kB)
  
• Boom CJ, et al 1999. Tactical supplementation of beef finishing cattle 59: 162-167. Abstract or (94kB)
  
• Grace ND 1999. Effect of a long acting injectable vitamin B₁₂ on the vitamin B₁₂ status of the suckling lamb 59: 168. Abstract or (96kB)
  

• Morris CA, et al 1999. Angus selection herd reproductive data: a genetic model for dairy cattle? 59: 169-172. Abstract or (114kB)
  
• Pleasants AB, et al 1999. The evolution of liveweight variance in Angus steers and strategies for control 59: 173-176. Abstract or (121kB)
  
• MacDonald KA, et al 1999. Validation of body condition scoring by using ultrasound measurements of subcutaneous fat 59: 177-179. Abstract or (99kB)
  
• Kolver ES, et al 1999. Amino acid supply to the small intestine of dairy cows fed pasture 59: 180-183. Abstract or (126kB)
  
• Thomson NA 1999. Milk production response to replacement of carbohydrate with lipid and the addition of ruminally protected protein 59: 184-185. Abstract or (105kB)
  
• Penno JW, et al 1999. Increasing milksolids production with supplementary feeds 59: 188-191. Abstract or (90kB)
  
• Verkerk GA, et al 1999. The effect of stressors on milk composition in dairy cows 59: 192-194. Abstract or (104kB)
  
• Fisher AD, et al 1999. The effects of stressors on lymphocyte populations and function in lactating dairy cows 59: 195-197. Abstract or (101kB)
  
• Lacy-Hulbert SJ, et al 1999. Sealing of the bovine teat canal after dry off 59: 198-200. Abstract or (89kB)
  
• Parminter T, et al 1999. Increasing relevance of applied bio-physical research: a case study into beef breeding cow twinning technology 59: 201-204. Abstract or (88kB)
  

• Verkerk GA, et al 1999. Can b-hydroxybutyrate levels predict the post-partum anoestrous interval of dairy cows? 59: 205-207. Abstract or (122kB)
  
• Rhodes FM, et al 1999. Milk production and production worth of anoestrous dairy cows compared with their cycling herd mates 59: 208-210. Abstract or (109kB)
  
• McMillan WH, et al 1999. Embryo and recipient contributions to pregnancy loss following the transfer of cloned embryos derived from foetal and adult somatic cells 59: 211-215. Abstract or (114kB)
  
• McMillan WH, et al 1999. Are cattle capable of producing litters of calves? 59: 216-218. Abstract or (94kB)
  
• Smith JF, et al 1999. Effect of very low sperm doses on pregnancy rates after AI in sheep 59: 219-222. Abstract or (112kB)
  
• Smith JF, et al 1999. Seasonal changes in the protein content and composition of ram seminal plasma 59: 223-225. Abstract or (143kB)
  
• McMillan WH, et al 1999. The methodology for dealing with uncertain outcomes when applying embryo technologies 59: 226-228. Abstract or (89kB)
  

• McLeod BJ, et al 1999. Synchrony of onset and cessation of breeding activity in brushtail possums (Trichosurus vulpecula) in coastal Otago, New Zealand 59: 229-232. Abstract or (112kB)
  
• Thompson EG, et al 1999. The prevalence of Wobbly Possum disease in a bush/farmland environment 59: 233-235. Abstract or (107kB)
  
• McLeod BJ, et al 1999. Monitoring oestrus and ovulation in brushtail possums 59: 236-238. Abstract or (107kB)
  
• Eckery DC, et al 1999. Fertility control of possums: The search for regulators of gonadal development and pituitary function 59: 239-244. Abstract or (282kB)
  
• Parkes JP, et al 1999. Has Rabbit Haemorrhagic Disease worked in New Zealand? 59: 245-249. Abstract or (133kB)
  
• O’Connor CE, et al 1999. Toxicity effects of 1080 on pregnant ewes 59: 250-253. Abstract or (143kB)
  
• Keogh RG, et al 1999. Performance of dairy cows grazing pastures with or without ergovaline and lolitrem B in Northland 59: 254-257. Abstract or (104kB)
  
• Clark DA, et al 1999. Milk production from perennial ryegrass pastures containing different levels of endophyte 59: 258-262. Abstract or (137kB)
  
• Kramer R, et al 1999. Effects of ergovaline in endophyte-infected tall fescue on ewe fertility 59: 263-265. Abstract or (93kB)
  

• Palmer BR, et al 1999. Marker-assisted selection for meat quality and the ovine calpastatin gene 59: 266-268. Abstract or (115kB)
  
• Jopson NB, et al 1999. Discriminating among animals for improved rewards from traditional meat cuts 59: 269-271. Abstract or (88kB)
  
• Clarke RD, et al 1999. Application of dual-energy x-ray ansorptiometry for ovine carcass evaluation 59: 272-274. Abstract or (140kB)
  
• Soboleva TK, et al 1999. A dynamical model of body composition in sheep 59: 275-278. Abstract or (303kB)
  
• Veenvliet BA, et al 1999. Mouse 3T3-L1 preadipocyte cells as a bioassay for serum-borne adipogenic factors 59: 279-281. Abstract or (99kB)
  
• Smith DR, et al 1999. Farm of origin and finishing environment effects on beef quality attributes 59: 282-286. Abstract or (133kB)
  
• Webby RW, et al 1999. The relationship between beef ultimate pH, breed of cattle, muscle glycogen and enzyme levels and animal behaviour in an on-farm trial 59: 287-290. Abstract or (121kB)
  
• Bass J, et al 1999. A review of recent findings on myostatin, a gene which controls muscle growth 59: 291-293. Abstract or (87kB)