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Some effects of running bulls with suckling cows or heifers during the premating period

K. L. Macmillan Ruakura Animal Research Station, P.B., Hamilton
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A. J. Allison Invermay Agricultural Research Centre, P.B., Mosgiel
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G. A. Struthers P.O. Box 4, Winton, New Zealand
Pages 121-124 | Received 06 Sep 1978, Published online: 19 Jan 2012

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I. C. Scott & G. W. Montgomery. (1987) Introduction of bulls induces return of cyclic ovarian function in post-partum beef cows. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 30:2, pages 189-194.
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T. HornbuckleIIII, R.S. Ott, M.W. Ohl, G.M. Zinn, P.G. Weston & J.E. Hixon. (1995) Effects of bull exposure on the cyclic activity of beef cows. Theriogenology 43:2, pages 411-418.
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I. A. Wright, S. M. Rhind, A. J. Smith & T. K. Whyte. (2010) Female-female influences on the duration of the post-partum anoestrous period in beef cows. Animal Science 59:1, pages 49-53.
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H. Allen Garverick & Michael F. Smith. (1993) Female Reproductive Physiology and Endocrinology of Cattle. Veterinary Clinics of North America: Food Animal Practice 9:2, pages 223-247.
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J. J. Bonavera, G. C. S. Schiersmann, R. H. Alberio & J. Mestre. (2010) A note on the effects of 72-hour calf removal and/or bull exposure upon post-partum reproductive performance of angus cows. Animal Science 50:1, pages 202-206.
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