Susan Robertson

Charles Sturt University

Australia

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Emma Doyle

Lecturer %28Sheep and Wool%29

The University of New England, Australia

AUSTRALIA

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Allan Gunn

Charles Sturt University

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shawn mcgrath

Charles Sturt University

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Karl Behrendt

Professor of Agri-Tech Economic Modelling

Harper Adams University

UNITED KINGDOM

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Michael Friend

Charles Sturt University

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Christopher Scott

Charles Sturt University

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John Xie

Charles Sturt University

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John Broster

Charles Sturt University

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Thomas Nordblom

Charles Sturt University

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Sosheel Godfrey

Charles Sturt University

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Forecasting the performance of alternative sheep production systems grazing perennial pastures

Separation of light weaner lambs may not improve growth rates or wool production when pen-fed for drought feeding

Footrot in sheep and goats: a case study

A case study of dystocia and abortion in Angora goats

Lamb survival and weight at marking may be reduced in ewes lambing on forage oats after grazing lucerne during late pregnancy

Perinatal lamb survival was not reduced by grazing forage oats

Modelling the impact of increasing supplementary feed allowance on predicted sheep enterprise production, profit and financial risk across southern Australia

Longitudinal assessment of the impact of aging on wastage, productivity and welfare of ewes

A Cross-Sectional Study of Commercial Ewe Management Practices for Different Sheep Breeds across Southern Australia

Frequency of feeding during the periconceptual period did not alter reproduction in Merino sheep

Mating Conditions and Management Practices Influence Pregnancy Scanning Outcomes Differently between Ewe Breeds

Calcium and magnesium supplementation of ewes grazing pasture did not improve lamb survival

Drought shocks and gearing impacts on the profitability of sheep farming

Evaluation of tall fescue cultivars containing novel endophytes on pasture productivity and lamb performance

A survey of producer practices and reproductive performance of containment and supplementary fed ewes

Maternal caffeine administration to ewes does not affect perinatal lamb survival

Supplementing protein and starch combined to ewes in good body condition may not improve colostrum in ewes

Collaborators (10)

Emma Doyle

Allan Gunn

shawn mcgrath

Karl Behrendt

Michael Friend

Christopher Scott

John Xie

John Broster

Thomas Nordblom

Sosheel Godfrey

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