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Vol. 50 No. 3 (2002)
Vol. 50 No. 3 (2002)
Published:
2002-01-01
Articles
Special issue: Inaugural sheep and wool industry conference proceedings - Forward.
F Brien
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The wool industry: Recent history and future prospects.
J O\'Connor
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Livestock scheduler: A spreadsheet program to forecast sheep and cattle numbers, production, and financial returns from grazing enterprises.
FD Brien, LM Beattie
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Introducing position statement (c).
DJ Counsell
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Review of the sale performance of individual wool clips against regional Australian wool exchange micron price guides.
DJ Counsell
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Technology adoption and total factor productivity: Victorian wool producers 1999/2000.
C Duke, P Hanrahan, T O\'Neill
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Wool quality variation in South West Victoria.
CM Gloag, R Behrendt, MB Ferguson
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Is Merino wool disappearing in Portugal: The Merino Beira Baixa case.
JV Rodrigues, LP de Andrade, J Serrano
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Farm profitability and participation in the Grassland\'s Productivity Program.
J Trompf
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Extension in the wool industry: Fresh approaches to industry challenges.
G Roberts
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The BESTWOOL 2010 project.
W Crozier
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The impact of BESTWOOL 2010 on group contacts.
H Frame
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Linking Australian woolgrowers with research: The South Roxby Project.
J Larsen, A Vizard, D Counsell
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Producer-based monitoring of native grass pastures in Tasmania.
K Mokany, DA Friend
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Understanding diversity in farming behaviour using \'farming styles\'.
D Thomson
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Facilitated recruitment increases participation in the paired-paddock program.
J Thomson
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\'The kids don\'t want to take over the farm\' : What\'s happening to the demographics of Victoria\'s wool industry?
R Wilkinson, N Barr, K Karunaratne
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Let\'s bring fashion back into fashion.
K Webster
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The brave new world of wearable intelligence.
B Holcombe, G Wallace
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Is Merino wool a luxury precious fibre?
BA McGregor
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We dream of green sheep.
S Thomas
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Sustainable solutions
A Van Kopplen
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Fleece, fibreglass, myths and legends: Leveraging cultural icons and connections for market development.
L Vaughan
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Breeding wool sheep for the 21st century.
ME Goddard
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Genetic trends are an important tool for tracking genetic progress in worm resistance and other traits under selection.
AM Bell, SJ Eady, AA Swan
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Incorporating subjectively assessed sheep and wool traits into genetic evaluations for Merino sheep. 1: Phenotypic variation and heritabilities.
DJ Brown, A Ball, R Mortimer
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Incorporating subjectively assessed sheep and wool traits into genetic evaluations for Merino sheep. 2: Phenotypic and genetic correlations.
DJ Brown, A Ball, R Mortimer
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A statistical approach for evaluating micron blowout, with Australian alpacas as an example.
KJ Butler, BA McGregor
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Integrated development to achieve continuous genetic improvement. \'Cooperation not control\'.
AE Casey
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Genetic and environmental variances in lamb production traits of Merino ewes in a Mediterranean environment.
SWP Cloete, JC Greeff, RP Lewer
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A review of markers for wool and sheep carcase quality traits.
DJ Cottle, WG Bryson, GD Aitken
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Pigmentation prevention in sheep, complex or simple?
MR Fleet
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Improving profitability of Merino properties through the rational use of artificial insemination and objective measurement in sheep selection.
L Hygate
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Implications of customer perceptions and decision-making for genetic gain in the wool industry.
G Kaine, J Court, E Niall
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Demonstration of variation in Merino sire and Merino bloodline performance using on-farm progeny testing.
T Pollard, M Ferguson, K Konstantinov
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Merino selection demonstration flocks project update and results from the 2000 drop.
AMM Ramsay, RW Ponzoni, KS Jaensch
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You can breed for easy-care woollen garments.
AC Schlink, JC Greeff, M Haigh
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Grazing methods, productivity and sustainability for sheep and beef pastures in temperate Australia.
GR Saul, DF Chapman
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Effects of grazing system and phosphorus application on pasture quality.
H Frame, L Warn, G McLarty
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Management of intake in winter to control micron blowout and improve staple strength.
G Mata, P Schroder, DG Masters
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Sheep production-system effects on botanical composition and growth of perennial pasture.
PE Quigley, JZ Ford
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Testing grazing management recommendations: when is \'Best practice\' best?
L Salmon, M Palmer, AD Moore
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Potential carrying capacity of grazed pastures in southern Australia.
GR Saul, GA Kearney
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Potential economic benefits from improving ewe nutation to optimise lifetime wool production and quality of South West Victoria.
AN Thompson, JM Youmg
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Effects of grazing method and soil fertility on stocking rate and wool production
L Warn, HR Frame
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An integrated system of genetic evaluation and improvement tools for Australian sheep breeders.
R Banks
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