Selection by sheep of diets differing in sulphur content

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Other papers by J. Hills and co-authors

• Starch digestion in horses: does equine alpha-amylase hold back the gut?Summary
  N. Richards, M. Choct, G.N. Hinch and 1 other · 2003 · Equine x-amylase : does it limit starch digestion in the small intestine of the horse?
• Water and feed intake responses of sheep to drinking water temperature in hot conditions
  D.B. Savage, J.V. Nolan, I.R. Godwin and 6 others · 2008 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2008) 48(6&7): 1044-1047
• The impact of clean fleece weight and bodyweight selection in Merinos on meat traits in the progeny
  G. Refshauge, S. Hatcher, G.N. Hinch and 2 others · 2008 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2008) 48(8): 1076-1084
• Lamb Survival in Australian Flocks: a Review
  G.N. Hinch · 2008 · Sheep CRC Report 2_41
• Influence of benzimidazole fungicides on incidence of Botrytis allii infection of onion leaves and subsequent incidence of onion neck rot in storage in Tasmania, Australia
  M.I. Chilvers, F.S. Hay, J. Hills and 2 others · 2006 · Aust. J. Exp. Agr. (2006) 46(12): 1661-1664
• Skin and muscle protein metabolism in Merinos differing in EBVs for wool growth
  L. Li, I. Godwin, V.H. Oddy, S.M. Liu and J.V. Nolan · 2006 · 'Wool Meets Meat' (Editors P. Cronje, D. Maxwell) Sheep CRC conference (2006)
• Extreme ewes: Fleece weight selection - wool, lambs or meat?
  P.G. Refshauge, S. Hatcher, G.N. Hinch and 1 other · 2006 · 'Wool Meets Meat' (Editors P. Cronje, D. Maxwell) Sheep CRC conference (2006)
• Nutrient content and in sacco digestibility of Grimmett barley grain and sprouts
  D.D. Dung, I.R. Godwin and J.V. Nolan · 2005

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