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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research Volume 19, 1976 - Issue 2
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Hill country sheep production

VII. Wool traits of Romney and Border Leicester × Romney ewes

G. K. Hight Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Hamilton
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J. J. Atkinson Biometrics Section, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Wellington, New Zealand
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R. M. W. Sumner Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Hamilton
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M. L. Bigham Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.B., Hamilton
Pages 197-210 | Received 29 Sep 1975, Published online: 24 Jan 2012

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R. P. Lewer, A. L. Rae & G. A. Wickham. (1983) Analysis of records of a Perendale flock III. Estimates of environmental effects on productive traits of mature ewes. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 26:3, pages 303-307.
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K. H. Elliott, M. L. Bigham, R. M. W. Sumner & D. C. Dalton. (1978) Wool production of yearling ewes of different breeds on hill country. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 21:2, pages 179-186.
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M. L. Bigham, R. M. W. Sumner & D. C. Dalton. (1978) Wool production of different breeds of mixed-age ewes on hill country. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 21:1, pages 119-126.
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D.J. Cottle & D. Pacheco. (2017) Prediction of fleece insulation after shearing and its impact on maintenance energy requirements of Romney sheep. Small Ruminant Research 157, pages 14-22.
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R.A. Guirgis, A.S.A. Abdou & M.M. El-Ganaieny. (2001) Some histological observations on wool cotting. Small Ruminant Research 42:2, pages 95-99.
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R.M.W. Sumner & M.L. Bigham. (1993) Biology of fibre growth and possible genetic and non-genetic means of influencing fibre growth in sheep and goats—a review. Livestock Production Science 33:1-2, pages 1-29.
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