Implementing selection programs to concurrently improve wool production, growth rate and lamb rearing ability in Merinos

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• Fattening lambs on predominantly wheat diets
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• Lamb production from Booroola x Collinsville ewes
  B.J. McGuirk, I.D. Killeen, L.R. Piper and 4 others, including R. Wilson · 1984 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1984) 15: 464-467
• A comparison of tail lengths and mulesing techniques on Merino lambs at marking
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• Improving lamb survival in Merinos
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• The effect of ram percentage on the fertility of maiden ewes
  S.T. Dawe, W.R. Archer, N.W. Bennett and 5 others, including F.B. Donnelly · 1974 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1974) 10: 274-278

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