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Die reproduksievermoë van Dohnemerino-ooie in’n versnelde teelstelsel

  • 1985
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 15
F.O.C.W. Karberg, A.J. Fourie & H.H. Barnard Page: 1 - 4
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The reproductive potential of Dohne Merino ewes in an accelerated breeding system. Between 1967 and 1975 Dohne Merino ewes were kept on pastures and subjected to an accelerated breeding system at 8-month intervals. Both management and feeding programmes were improved…

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Influence of age on reproductive performance of the Improved Boer goat doe

  • 1985
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 15
J.A Erasmus, A.J. Fourie & J.J. Venter Page: 5 - 7
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The reproductive potential of Dohne Merino ewes in an accelerated breeding system. Between 1967 and 1975 Dohne Merino ewes were kept on pastures and subjected to an accelerated breeding system at 8-month intervals. Both management and feeding programmes were improved…

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Nitrogen retention of Angora goats receiving alkali-ionophore-treated whole maize containing various levels of urea (Short commu

  • 1985
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 15
V. Gevers & D. Wentzel Page: 18 - 19
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A nitrogen-balance study was carried out to investigate the utilization of various levels of urea (0 - 4%) absorbed by alkali-ionophore-treated whole maize when fed to Angora goats receiving a protein-deficient roughage diet. Nitrogen retention was increased significantly (P<0,05) only…

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Libido evaluation of virgin beef bulls (Short communication)

  • 1985
  • Issue: 1
  • Volume: 15
J.S. Crichton & A.W. Lishman Page: 22 - 24
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Fifty-four beef bulls with an average age of 21 months and representing nine breeds were evaluated for libido using two types of tests. The serving capacity (SC) test was repeated five times on groups of bulls and was followed by…

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Phosphorus supplementation of Karakul sheep grazing natural pasture

  • 1985
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 15
A.S. Faure, G.J. Minnaar & F.J.J. Burger Page: 33 - 37
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The phosphorus (P) status of adult Karakul ewes grazing natural pasture was determined by measuring the P content of blood, saliva, faecal, and bone samples. The ewes were divided into four groups of 20 ewes each, viz. Ewes supplemented with…

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The effect of anhydrous ammoniation on the nutritive value of whole oat grain

  • 1985
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 15
A.A. Brand, S.W.P. Cloete & N.M. Kritzinger Page: 43 - 46
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Treatment of oat grain by anhydrous ammonia at levels of approximately 0,75; 1,5 and 3,0% was investigated. Diets consisting of untreated oat grain and oat grain ammoniated for 24 hours at 90°C in an AN-STRA-VERTER® -oven at the respective treatment…

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Gars as alternatiewe energiebron vir mielies in diëte vir groeiende varke

  • 1985
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 15
N.M. Kritzinger & R.C. Olckers Page: 47 - 51
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Barley as an alternative energy source for maize in diets for growing pigs. Barley was evaluated as an alternative energy source for maize in diets for growing pigs in a digestion and growth trial. Chemical composition of various barley samples…

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Synchronization of oestrus in the Boer goat doe: The response to the use of intravaginal progestagen and PMSG

  • 1985
  • Issue: 2
  • Volume: 15
J.P.C. Greyling, C.H. van Niekerk & J.A.N. Grobbelaar Page: 52 - 55
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The effect of different periods (12, 14, 16 or 18 days) of intravaginal progestagen treatment (MAP) and PMSG (300 IU) on synchronization of oestrus in Boer goat does was investigated. No significant difference in oestrous response, follicular activity, ovulation rate,…

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Advances in intensive ruminant nutrition

  • 1985
  • Issue: 3
  • Volume: 15
B.D.H. van Niekerk Page: 63 - 71
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Of the many advances in ruminant nutrition made in recent times the change from dilute roughage-based feeds to highly concentrated grain-rich diets has probably had the greatest single impact on ruminants and on their rate of production. This change has…

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