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Live Sheep Trade From Australia Summary Information For 1997, R T. Norris, G J. Norman
Live Sheep Trade From Australia Summary Information For 1997, R T. Norris, G J. Norman
Agriculture reports
This report provide summary information about mortalities in sheep and cattle during sea transport.
Clones Help Develop Ewe Feeding Strategy, Myra Yelland, Rob Kelly, John Davies, Johan Greeff
Clones Help Develop Ewe Feeding Strategy, Myra Yelland, Rob Kelly, John Davies, Johan Greeff
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Cloned sheep are not a new animal to the researchers of Agriculture WA, but the method that produced Dolly is.
Cloned sheep have been produced at the great Southern Research Institute as early as the mid 1980s. Myra Yelland, Rob Kelly, John Davies and Johan Greef outline how clones are used in experimental studies on wool production
Selling Western Australian Wool To The World, Georgina Wilson
Selling Western Australian Wool To The World, Georgina Wilson
Journal of the Department of Agriculture, Western Australia, Series 4
Western Australia supplies 14 per cent of the worls's apparel wool and Agriculture WA's Wool Program has been working to raise the State's profile as a consistent supplier of high quality fibre to the world markets. It's a slow process in a very traditional industry, but modern measurement and computers are useful tools as Georgina Wilson explains.
Total Grazing Management : Results And Observations From The Pimbee Station Trial, Damien Pearce, Geoff Elliott, Robert Rouda
Total Grazing Management : Results And Observations From The Pimbee Station Trial, Damien Pearce, Geoff Elliott, Robert Rouda
Agriculture reports
The major aim of the trial was to assess the effectiveness of permanent trapyards as a system for managing total grazing pressure. Permanent trapyards potentially offer a cost-effective system of controlling domestic stock, feral goats and kangaroos.