Catalogue record · ASAP proceedings
Pastures from space : economic value of the technology to producers
L. Anderton, S.G. Gherardi, C.M. Oldham and G. Mata · 2004
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Lifetime wool. 5. Carryover effects on ewe reproduction
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Lifetime Wool. 9. Progeny back fat and eye muscle depth
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Lifetime wool. 1. Project overview
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