Vol. 3 No. 2 (1973): Symposium | South African Journal of Animal Science

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Narrowing the gap between livestock research findings and application

C.A. Murray

107-110

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The role of the indigenous breeds for beef production in southern Africa

J.P. Maule

111-130

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Progress with the control of oestrus and ovulation in farm livestock

G.E. Lamming

133-141

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The pineal gland - a synopsis of present knowledge with particular emphasis on its possible role in control of gonadtrophin function

B.K. Knight, M.M.M. Hayes, R.B. Symington

143-146

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The effect on growth and metabolism of the endocrine changes associated with malnutrition

J.J. Jones

147-148

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Mineral imbalances of ruminants in southern Africa

P.A. Boyazoglu

149-152

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Grass, legumes and maize a basis for massive expansion in animal production in Rhodesia

D.L. Barnes, J.N. Clatworthy, M.G.W. Rodel

153-159

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Protein requirements of the growing pig - a review of South African work

E.H. Kemm

161-164

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Some aspects of intersexuality in pigs

W.H. Gerneke

165-167

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Forecasting research requirements for pigs - a suggested method

S.D. Parsons, D.H. Holness

169-172

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Modern developments in early weaning of pigs

D.B. Bellis

173-176

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The porcine, pale, soft, exudative muscle condition - what is the basic biochemical lesion?

J.J.A. Heffron

177-181

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The significance of pale, soft, exudative (PSE) pork in the South African meat industry

R.T. Naudé, J.F.G. Klingbiel

183-192

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Articles

Narrowing the gap between livestock research findings and application

DOI:

The role of the indigenous breeds for beef production in southern Africa

DOI:

Progress with the control of oestrus and ovulation in farm livestock

DOI:

The pineal gland - a synopsis of present knowledge with particular emphasis on its possible role in control of gonadtrophin function

DOI:

The effect on growth and metabolism of the endocrine changes associated with malnutrition

DOI:

Mineral imbalances of ruminants in southern Africa

DOI:

Grass, legumes and maize a basis for massive expansion in animal production in Rhodesia

DOI:

Protein requirements of the growing pig - a review of South African work

DOI:

Some aspects of intersexuality in pigs

DOI:

Forecasting research requirements for pigs - a suggested method

DOI:

Modern developments in early weaning of pigs

DOI:

The porcine, pale, soft, exudative muscle condition - what is the basic biochemical lesion?

DOI:

The significance of pale, soft, exudative (PSE) pork in the South African meat industry

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