Peter Tozer

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Massey University - Manawatu Campus

New Zealand

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Professor Peter Tozer is a faculty member at Massey University - Manawatu Campus in New Zealand. His research focuses on bio-economic modeling in livestock systems, nutritional requirements in pasture-based environments, and profitability simulations for beef and sheep production. Recent articles have explored various aspects of cattle and sheep production, including the effects of breeding performance and the use of innovative breeding technologies.

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Paul Kenyon

Massey University

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Massey University

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A comparison of three nutritional models for estimating total metabolisable energy requirements for a ewe, beef breeding cow, lamb, and a calf/yearling in New Zealand’s pasture-only system

A bio-economic modelling comparison of a Friesian Bull-Beef system and a New Generation Beef system with Friesian bulls slaughtered at 10–14 months old

Bigger lambs or more lambs: The conundrum for New Zealand lamb producers

Simulating the profitability of male-sexed semen use in extensively farmed beef cow herds

In Vitro Fermentation of Browsable Native Shrubs in New Zealand

Simulating use of terminal sires in a self-replacing beef suckler herd with varying weaning rate, calf sale policies, and price premiums

Determining the impact of hogget breeding performance on profitability under a fixed feed supply scenario in New Zealand

Simulating beef cattle herd productivity with varying cow liveweight and fixed feed supply

The Impact of Hogget and Mature Flock Reproductive Success on Sheep Farm Productivity

Modelling a transition from purebred romney to fully shedding wiltshire–romney crossbred

Producing higher value wool through a transition from Romney to Merino crossbred i: Flock dynamics, feed demand, and production of lambs and wool

Producing higher value wool through a transition from Romney to Merino crossbred ii: Cashflow and profit

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Paul Kenyon

Stephen T Morris

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