Different mature ewe sizes require different stocking rates and lamb slaughter weights to maximise whole-farm profit

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• The potential value of genetic differences in liveweight loss during summer and autumn in Merinos ewes differs with production environment
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• Genetic frontiers in the development of 'Clean, Green and Ethical' management systems for the extenstive sheep industry
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• Merino ewes with higher breeding values for fatness and muscling have improved maternal efficiency
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• Adult Merino ewes can be bred for live weight change to be more tolerant to climate change
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