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Die progesteroonkonsentrasie in die bloedplasma van SA Vleismerino-ooie

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
H.K. Botha en J.C. Morgenthal Page: 147 - 149
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The blood plasma progesterone concentration during 3 different breeding seasons, was studied in 15 South African Mutton Merino ewes. The ewes were bled daily starting at the onset of oestrus until 6 days after the following oestrus period. Plasma progesterone…

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Plasma progesterone levels in lactating ewes after hormone-induced ovulation during the non-breeding season

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
I.C. Fletcher, A.W. Lishman, B. Thring and J.A. Holmes Page: 151 - 157
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Oestrus, ovulation and peripheral plasma progesterone concentrations were recorded in 58 lactating South African Mutton Merino ewes treated variously with progestagen, pregnant mare serum gonadotrophin (PMSG), prostaglandin and gonodotrophin releasing hormone (GnRH) at 2 post partum intervals (22 or 35…

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Die effek van speenouderdom op die produksievermoë van die sog

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
E.H. Kemm, M.N. Ras en F.K. Siebrits Page: 159 - 163
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The effect of age at weaning on the productivity of the sow: The effect of age at weaning applied for the first 5 lactation periods of the sow, on productivity measured in terms of litter size and the annual number…

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In vivo estimation of body composition in cattle with tritium and urea dilution. I. Accuracy of prediction equations for the who

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
H.H. Meissner, J.H. van Staden and E. Pretorius Page: 165 - 173
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Four Afrikaner , 3 Afrikaner x Friesian, 4 Bonsmara, 5 Charolais and 4 Hereford bulls within the mass range 101 – 772 kg were used to evaluate the tritium and urea dilution techniques for accurate prediction of body composition. Approximately…

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In vivo estimation of body composition in cattle with tritium and urea dilution. II. Accuracy of prediction equations of the che

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
H.H. Meissner, J.H. van Staden and E. Pretorius Page: 175 - 181
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Linear regression equations with tritium or urea space, live mass and carcass mass (where applicable) as independent variables, and the chemical components of the carcasses of bull were established. Similar equations were calculated for the chemical components of the non-carcass…

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In vivo estimation of body composition in cattle with tritium and urea dilution. III. Accuracy of prediction equations for muscl

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
H.H. Meissner, R.T. Naude, H.J. Venter and E. Pretorius Page: 183 - 188
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Linear regression equations with tritium or urea space and live mass as independent variables and muscle, bone and dissectable fat in bull carcasses were calculated. The accuracy of these equations was compared to othe15 similar to these, but where the…

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Mieliemeelbyvoeding aan jong osse op somerveld en verskillende wintervoedingspeile

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
H.J. van der Merwe, M. von la Chevallerie en A.P. van Schalkwyk Page: 189 - 196
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Maize meal supplementation to young steers on summer veld and different planes of nutrition during winter: The influence of 2 planes of nutrition during winter as well as maize supplementation at different stages of growth of summer veld. On the…

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Mass density of oat hay and lucerne hay as a feed evaluation characteristic

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
F.J. van der Merwe and A.I. van Niekerk Page: 197 - 202
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In the course of studies designed for evaluation of locally produce forages, significant differences (P ≤0,05) in voluntary intakes of lucerne hay and oat hay by sheep, were found. These differences could be partly explained by differences observed in protein…

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Sodium hydroxide treated wheat straw for sheep

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
J.P. Pienaar, H.S. Hofmeyr, K.I. Plaut and L. Grattarola Page: 209 - 214
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Voluntary feed intake, digestibility and rumen flow- and fermentation dynamics were studies using sheep. NaOH treated (5 % w/w) wheat straw, washed and. unwashed as well as untreated straw were compared. Results indicated that washing the straw had little effect…

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Predicting voluntary intake on medium quality roughages

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
J.P. Pienaar, C.Z. Roux, P.J.K. Morgan and L. Grattarola Page: 215 - 225
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A first order model for predicting voluntary intake was applied to sheep fed roughages differing in quality. Important variables identified in this study were the rumen capacity of the animals, the first order rate constant for fermentation of the diet,…

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The estimation of preweaning energy intake from litter mass in rats

  • 1980
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 10
M.M. Scholtz and C.Z. Roux Page: 233 - 235
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An estimate of the total energy intake of litters until weaning, including both energy obtained in-utero and that derived post-natally from milk consumed, is often required in experiments on growth efficiency. Frequently it is, however, impossible to measure this energy directly…

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