Sire Breed
Influence of sire breed, protein supplementation and gender on wool spinning fineness in first cross Merino lambs
... 5 sire breeds, 2 supplementary feeds (canola or lupins), 2 levels of supplementation (1% or 2% of liveweight) and sex (wethers or ...with sire fitted as a random effect, and sire breed, sex, ...
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Proximate composition, fatty acid profile, and heme iron and cholesterol content of rabbit meat as affected by sire breed, season, parity order, and gender in an organic production system
... of sire breed (SB: Vienna Blue (VB) and Burgundy Fawn (BF)), parity order (P: 1 = nulliparous, 2 = primiparous, ≥3 = multiparous), slaughter season (SS: spring, summer), and gender (G: males, females) on ...
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Degummed crude canola oil, sire breed and gender effects on intramuscular long-chain omega-3 fatty acid properties of raw and cooked lamb meat
... between sire breed and feed- ing regime for the uncooked meats align with those of Demirel, et ...sheep breed, a finding that is in agreement with our ...
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Spirulina supplementation, sire breed, sex and basal diet effects on lamb intramuscular fat percentage and fat melting points
... supplementation, sire breed, sex and basal diet on intramuscular fat percentage (IMF) and fat melting point (FMP) in crossbred and purebred Merino lambs were ...by sire breed (Black Suffolk, ...
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Spirulina: Dual purpose lamb supplement Breed and sex effects on productivity and product quality
... level, sire breed, sex and their second-order interactions fitted as fixed effects and metabolite concentrations as dependent ...while sire breed and Spirulina supplementation level ...
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The Effect of Sires on Daily Gain and Fat Thickness
... the breed of sires Landrace in comparison with the results of Radović et ...the sire breed of Swedish Landrace and the sires of the Large White breed, higher values for DSL and DSKL were ...
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Effect of Spirulina supplementation on plasma metabolites in crossbred and purebred Australian Merino lambs
... of sire breed and sex were ...4 sire breeds (Merino, White Suffolk, Dorset and Black Suffolk), 3 Spirulina supplementation levels (0, 100 and 200 ml representing the control, low and high, ...
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Wool quality traits of purebred and crossbred Merino lambs orally drenched with Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis)
... Lamb growth is commonly enhanced through protein-rich supplementation using canola meal, lupins, barley and wheat. Varying and inconsistent reports on the impact of these supplements on wool quality have been report- ed ...
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Effect of Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis) Supplementation on Wool Quality in Purebred and Crossbred Merino Lambs Fed Pasture and Lucerne Hay Basal Diets
... Prior to analysis, all data were transformed to assess the change in wool traits over the duration of the feeding trial by computing the difference between the initial and final values for each of the wool quality ...
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Analysis of lines and breeds of sires in the breeding of the Czech warmblood horses based on grading their offspring in rearing facilities for testing young horses (RFT)
... of sire, name of dam, name of sire of dam, owner of the colt, the rearing facility for testing young horses and body measurements (stick-measure, tape-measure, heart-girth, bone) and grades for the body ...
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The use of performance test parameters for selection of gilts before their placement into breeding
... AbstrAct: The objectives of the paper were to evaluate carcass value in reared gilts on the basis of car- cass analysis during the station test of purebred progeny of pigs and ultrasonically with SoNoMARK-100 or ...
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Effect of Non-Genetic Factors on Lactational Efficiency of Indigenous Buffaloes at Different Stage of Parity in Western Hills of Nepal
... The overall mean colostrum length (days) in this study was found to be 3.11 ± 0.21 days with the range of 1-7 days (Table 1). The result in within the range of finding by FAO (1993) in which it is reported that after ...
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Full article
... Important climatic factors, temperature and humidity, are acting complexly and cumulatively on the sheep body, on fodder crops and pastures, in terms of quantity and quality production. The research in this paper aims at ...
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Effect of Non-Genetic Factors on Lactational Efficiency of Indigenous Buffaloes at Different Stage of Parity in Western Hills of Nepal
... Breed has no significant effect on lactation length (Table ...of breed on lactation length where he observed the lactation length of Lime and Parkote to be 276 days and 285 days ...indigenous breed ...
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A retrospective study of pyometra at five RSPCA hospitals in the United Kingdom: 1,728 cases from 2006 2011
... There was an increased prevalence of pyometra within bull- mastiff, golden retriever and dogue de Bordeaux, when compared with the presence of these breeds in the FDO population. A genetic predisposition for pyometra has ...
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Evaluating Performance of Crossbreed Calves in Manokwari, West Papua, Indonesia
... and breed Simmental, Limousine, Ongole and Brahman likely produce breed calves with better performance indicated by body size such as wither height, body length, chest girth, body weight and increasing body ...
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Genetic Evaluation by Best Linear Unbiased Prediction Using Marker and Trait Information in a Multibreed Population
... several breed groups, including purebred and cross- bred groups (L o et al ...known breed; parents of nonfounders are assumed to be known. Breed infor- mation, denoted B , consists of breeds for ...
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Opinions of UK rescue shelter and rehoming center workers on the problems facing their industry
... ABSTRACT Animal shelters exist worldwide to care for and rehome un- wanted or straying pets. Previous studies have examined why owners breed unwanted animals, or relinquish their pets to shelters. However, the ...
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Analysis of the effects of sire and age on wool quality traits in Romney ewes
... x̄=6.4%). Sire was recorded for 181 ewes, which allowed the performance of sires to be compared for each wool ...trait. Sire significantly affected MFD, staple length, mean curvature, and coarse edge ...
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A survey of dystocia in the Boxer breed
... Pup death rate in the neonatal period has been reported to be between 10 and 30%, with an average of 12% [7,9,10]. Most of the pups that die succumb during partu- rition (more than 65%) or the first week after birth ...
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