Benefits of retaining older ewes

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Other papers by G.J. Lee and co-authors

• On-farm validation of within-flock selection to improve reproductive performance
  G.J. Lee, M.A. Sladek, J.S. Richards and 3 others · 2010 · Sheep CRC Report 2_88
• Selection criteria for within flock selection to improve reproduction efficiency
  G.J. Lee, M.A. Sladek and K.D. Atkins · 2010 · Sheep CRC Report 2_87
• Using walk-over liveweights to accurately monitor liveweight
  G.J. Lee, M.A. Sladek, K.D. Atkins and 1 other · 2008 · Sheep CRC Report 1_25
• Nutrition Program completion activities
  G.U. Lee, M.A. Sladek, K.D. Atkins and 1 other · 2008 · Sheep CRC Report 8_14
• Relationship of condition/fat score with liveweight in ewes
  G.J. Lee and M.A. Sladek · 2008 · Sheep CRC Report 1_31
• Nutritional management for reproductive efficiency
  D.J. Jordan, S. Hatcher, G.J. Lee and 4 others · 2006 · 'Wool Meets Meat' (Editors P. Cronje, D. Maxwell) Sheep CRC conference (2006)
• A comparison of methods for estimating the area of clipped wool patches on the mid-side of sheep
  G.J. Lee, R.V. Gordon, J.L. Smith and 1 other · 2004 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (2004) 25: 112-115
• Comparison of a microhistological analysis of faeces and alkane concentrations of faeces to estimate the botanical composition of the diet of grazing sheep
  G.J. Lee and C.M. MacGregor · 2004 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (2004) 25: 108-111

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