Vol. 50 No. 4 (2002)

Published: 2002-01-01

Articles

Enhancing the value of meat from wool sheep: Is there a need for specialisation?

R Banks
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Influences on internal parasitism of sheep in south-east Australia: Studies of (1) internal parasite control on pivot irrigation systems and (2) cobalt nutrition and internal parasite interactions

IH Carmichael
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Identifying animal welfare issues for sheep in Australia

GM Cronin, JL Barnett, MK Edge, PH Hemsworth
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The effect of increasing rumen degradable protein levels on the essential amino acid composition and flow to the duodenum of dohne merino sheep fed wheat straw

AV Ferreira, JV Nolte
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The effect of increasing urea proportions in rumen degradable protein supplements on the essential amino acid composition and flow to the duodenum of dohne merino sheep fed wheat straw

AV Ferreira, JV Nolte
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The use of declarations to provide wool with low pesticide residues

B Horton, K Pirlot, A Johnston
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Production of chemical-free wool in Tasmania

JD Horton, A Bailey, BJ Horton
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Sheep lice: Changing control practices and wool industry implications

PJ James
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Survey of faecal egg count reduction trials that included half-dose ivermectin and rametin mixture treatment groups

D Rendell, T Rentsch, D Lehmann
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Rendell\'s worm matrix to assist worm-control decision-making

D Rendell
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An opportunity for simultaneous improvement of wool and meat traits in merinos

BE Clarke, AJ Ball, DJ Brown
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The economic return from first-cross ewes is dependent on the genetic value of their sire

LJ Cummins, NM Fogarty, J Hocking-edwards, J Edwards, G Stafford, G Gaunt
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Defining and quantifying some on-farm factors influencing sheepmeat eating quality

D Pethick, S Baud, P Walker, J Thompson, D Hopkins, J Skerritt
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A comparison of the profitability of farming systems using wool and wool/meat sheep genotypes in south-west Victoria

AN Thompson, JM Young
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Meeting the needs of the processor

T Turk
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Merino fleece spinning fineness

KL Butler, M Dolling
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WoolRes: a model to assist producers to meet market requirements for low-residue wool

N Campbell, B Horton
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Processing prediction: Models or data fitting

RC Couchman
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The commercial application and benefits of processing prediction

RC Couchman
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Merino crossbreeding and objectionable sheep fibres: the problem and potential solution

MR Fleet, TJ Mahar, JA Turk
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The processing performance of wool produced by young merino sheep with restricted green feed intake

SG Gherardi, CM Oldham, AD Peterson
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The effect of fibre attributes on fabric properties

MG Haigh, GA Robinson
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Metrology and processing research: Implications for growers

PR Lamb
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Opening up specifications

PR Lamb, KMS Curtis, W Humphries, N Pant
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Preliminary analysis of TEAM-3 database

AR Lindsay, JW Marler, MA Jackson
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Single yarn knitted fabrics produced from low and high curvature superfine merino wool

BA McGregor, R Postle
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Different approaches for creating \'fine-ends\' tops

GRS Naylor
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Environmental sustainability of wool production

RJ Wilkins
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High-fertility pastures in south-west Victoria can be economically and environmentally sustainable

JWD Cayley, GR Saul, MR Mccaskill
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Incentives for sustainable wool production

J Crosthwaite
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Productive grazing, healthy rivers: Improving riparian and in-stream biodiversity

M Jones, S Aarons
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The economic impact of destocking annual pasture during summer to reduce soil loss

L Salmon, AD Moore, M Palmer, A Stefanski
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The application of wool scour waste for broadacre cropping

J Stokes, J Cody, J Maheswaran
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Victoria\'s BushTender trial: A cost sharing approach to biodiversity

G Stoneham, V Chaudhri, A Ha, L Strappazzon
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Managing for biodiversity conservation in native grasslands on farms

J Dorrough, V Turner, A Yen, S Clark, J Crosthwaite, J Hirth
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Raw-wool metrology: Recent developments and future directions

BP Baxter
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A comparison of estimates of mean fibre diameter, variation in fibre diameter and fibre curvature between OFDA2000 and conventional laboratory-based fibre testing

R Behrendt, K Konstantinov, F Brien, M Ferguson, C Gloag
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Building lines of wool based on OFDA2000 fibre diameter results

MB Ferguson, CM Gloag, R Behrendt, FD Brien
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Measuring fibre curvature: Key issues

VE Fish
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Sampling variation over a fleece for mean fibre diameter, standard deviation of fibre diameter and mean fibre curvature

VE Fish, TJ Mahar, BJ Crook
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The influence of measurement interval and grease on OFDA2000 profile characteristics

CM Gloag, R Behrendt
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Using OFDA2000 and fleecescan to prepare lots for sale and sheep selection: A case study

KA Hansford, JW Marler, IM Mclachlan
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Fibre-curvature and staple-length relationships in a low staple-crimp-frequency, fine-wool Merino flock

BA McGregor, PC Toland
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Fabric comfort: Prediction of the fibre-end characteristics of processed wool from currently measured raw-wool parameters

TJ Mahar, JMA Okeefe
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The precision of OFDA2000 and Fleecescan for estimating the diameter characteristics of fleeces: A case study

JW Marler, KA Hansford, IM Mclachlan
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The impact of test result precision on genetic, culling and classing decisions taken on farm

JW Marler, DW Crowe
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Predicting hauteur from the fibre-diameter profiles of the OFDA2000

AD Peterson, CM Oldham
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Wool metrology: Past and current trends and future requirements

PJ Sommerville
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The characterisation for wool fibre diameter by Laserscan, OFDA and SIFAN

WD Yu
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