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Lack of weight gain of sheep following iodine supplementation in inland regions of the South Island.

D. Scott Grasslands Division, DSIR, Lincoln Research Centre, P.B., Christchurch
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L. A. Maunsell Grasslands Division, DSIR, Lincoln Research Centre, P.B., Christchurch
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B. H. Willis Farm Advisory Officer, Ministry of Agriculture and Fisheries, P.O. Box 188, Dannevirke
Pages 120-122 | Published online: 23 Feb 2011

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SO Knowles & ND Grace. (2007) A practical approach to managing the risks of iodine deficiency in flocks using thyroid-weight:birthweight ratios of lambs. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 55:6, pages 314-318.
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L. C. Smith, J. D. Morton & W. D. Catto. (1999) The effects of fertiliser iodine application on herbage iodine concentration and animal blood levels. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 42:4, pages 433-440.
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R.G. Clark, N.D. Sargison, D.M. West & R.P. Littlejohn. (1998) Recent information on iodine deficiency in New Zealand sheep flocks. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 46:6, pages 216-222.
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N.D. Sargison, D.M. West & R.G. Clark. (1998) The effects of iodine deficiency on ewe fertility and perinatal lamb mortality. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 46:2, pages 72-75.
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K.R. Millar & A.T. Albyt. (1985) Letters to the editor. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 33:7, pages 116-117.
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