1996
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J. R. Lindsay, RM Dyer, BA Gelling, AR Laing et autres
INTRODUCTION The Australian beef industry suffers from a marked seasonality of supply and variation in product quality. This poses major problems for meat processors trying to develop product branding and year round supply for both domestic and export consumers. The processors also …
1989
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Geoffry Fordyce, NJ Beaman, AR Laing, PB Hodge et autres
This experiment evaluated intra-testicular injection of a sclerosing drug, lactic acid, for castration of bulls. Its use was compared in 58 Brahman cross calves (50 to 128kg) with the general practice of open surgical castration. Chemical castration appeared to be more painful …
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1989
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G. Fordyce, NJ Beaman, AR Laing, PB Hodge et autres
1984
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AR Laing, WJ Taylor, G. B. Robbins, JJ Bushell
There is a lack of information on the comparative liveweight performance of first generation Bos indicus-Bos taurus crossbreds and second generation crossbreds produced by inter se joining first generation crossbreds. It is commonly assumed that there will be a marked decline in …
1982
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AH Milles, AR Laing, F. R. Emmerson, D. S. D. Crane et autres
The use of six to eight strategic tickicide treatments annually supported bYf or in combination with pasture spelling was the basic recommendation for tick control during the late 1950's and the 1960% (Woolcock 1968). while BOS taurus cattle were the dominant genotype …
1982
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G. B. Robbins, AR Laing, JJ Bushell, AJ Ash
1982
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Wythes, P Goener, AR Laing, WR Shorthose
1979
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L. Winks, AR Laing, PK O'Rourke, GS Wright
Two experiments were conducted over a five-year period in north Queensland to examine : 1. the effects of supplements of molasses, phosphoric acid, superphosphate, mono-ammonium phosphate, urea or biuret on liveweight performance of yearling cattle during wet and dry seasons, and 2. …
1972
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L. Winks, AR Laing
Summary An experiment with grazing weaner cattle was conducted in which supplements of molasses, phosphoric acid and urea were compared with no supplement during wet and dry seasons. No responses to urea supplementation occurred until faecal protein levels fell below 8.0 per …