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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research Volume 11, 1968 - Issue 4
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A marking device for detecting oestrous activity of cattle

D.R. Lang Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Department of Agriculture, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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G. K. Hight Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Department of Agriculture, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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A. E. Uljee Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Department of Agriculture, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
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J. Young Whatawhata Hill Country Research Station, Department of Agriculture, P.B., Hamilton, New Zealand
Pages 955-958 | Received 04 Sep 1968, Published online: 05 Jan 2012

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  • Radford , H. M. , Watson , T. H. and Wood , G. F. 1960 . Aust. Vet. J. , 36 : 57 – 57 .

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