Time of joining of South Australian Merino flocks [sheep].

Kleeman D.O.; Wlaker S.K.; Singh A.W.

Time of joining of South Australian Merino flocks [sheep].

1989

Kleeman D.O. | Wlaker S.K. | Singh A.W.

A survey of Merino flocks in South Australia showed that the majority of flocks were joined from October to December (86 percent) with a small number joined from January to March (10 percent). Flocks in the cereal areas were joined earlier than those in high rainfall grazing areas. Implications of these results on potential reproductive loss are discussed.

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Published in

Wool Technology and Sheep Breeding

Volume 37

Pagination

v.87-88(2)

Other Subjects

Elevage; Reproduccion; Ganaderia; Copula; Enquete

Language

English

Note

2 fig., 5 ref. Summary (En). AVAILABILITY: AGRIS/ABOA Coordinator, CSIRO Inf. Services, POB 89, East Melbourne VIC 3002 Australia.

Type

Journal Article; Journal Part; Summary

Source

Wool-Technology-and-Sheep-Breeding (Australia). (Jul 1989). v. 37(2) p. 87-88.

Corporate Author

South Australian Dept. of Agriculture, Rosedale. Turretfield Research Centre South Australian Dept. of Agriculture, Jamestown

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Time of joining of South Australian Merino flocks [sheep].

1989

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