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Calving patterns in seasonal dairy herds

K.L. Macmillan Dairying Research Corporation, c/- Ruakura Agricultural Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand
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R.I. Henry Livestock Improvement Corporation Ltd (Taranaki Region), PO Box 448, New Plymouth, New Zealand
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V.K. Taufa Dairying Research Corporation, c/- Ruakura Agricultural Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand
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P. Phillips Dairying Research Corporation, c/- Ruakura Agricultural Centre, Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 151-155 | Accepted 20 Dec 1990, Published online: 22 Feb 2011

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CWR Compton & S McDougall. (2010) A longitudinal study of reproductive performance and management of 82 dairy herds in the Waikato region with differing policies on the routine use of induction of parturition. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 58:4, pages 175-183.
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Z.Z. Xu, L.J. Burton & K.L. Macmillan. (1996) Reproductive performance of lactating dairy cows following oestrus synchronisation with progesterone, oestradiol and prostaglandin. New Zealand Veterinary Journal 44:3, pages 99-104.
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Scott McDougall & Scott H Loeffler. (2004) Resynchrony of postpartum dairy cows previously treated for anestrus. Theriogenology 61:2-3, pages 239-253.
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Michael J Rathbone, Keith L Macmillan, Keith Inskeep, Shane Burggraaf & Craig R Bunt. (1998) Fertility regulation in cattle. Journal of Controlled Release 54:2, pages 117-148.
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T. Grosshans, Z.Z. Xu, L.J. Burton, D.L. Johnson & K.L. Macmillan. (1997) Performance and genetic parameters for fertility of seasonal dairy cows in New Zealand. Livestock Production Science 51:1-3, pages 41-51.
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KL MACMILLAN, IJ LEAN & CT WESTWOOD. (2008) The effects of lactation on the fertility of dairy cows. Australian Veterinary Journal 73:4, pages 141-147.
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