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Further studies of the effect of infestation by nematodes of the family trichostrongylidae in sheep : An evaluation of a strategic drenching programme

R.V. Brunsdon M.Sc.Ph.D. Wallaceville Animal Research Centre, Department of Agriculture, Private Bag, Wellington
Pages 77-83 | Received 22 Oct 1965, Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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A Vlassoff, DM Leathwick & ACG Heath. (2001) The epidemiology of nematode infections of sheep. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 49:6, pages 213-221.
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Elizabeth Andrews. (1969) A comparison of the effects of thiabendazole and tetramisole on liveweight gain and faecal egg count of young sheep under field conditions. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 17:3, pages 37-38.
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R.V. Brunsdon. (1968) Trichostrongyle worm infection in cattle: Ostertagiasis—Effect of a field outbreak on production, with a review of the disease syndromes, problems of diagnosis and treatment. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 16:12, pages 176-187.
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C. C. McLeod & J. E. Wolff. (1968) Increased live weight gain and wool weight from anthelmintic drenching of ewe hoggets in South Canterbury. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 11:2, pages 407-419.
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