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2011Milk and weight EBVS are associated with cow and calf gain during lactation but carcass EBVS are notLee, S.; Donoghue, K.; Hebart, M.; Pitchford, W.; Association for the Advancement of Animal Breeding and Genetics Conference (19th : 2011 : Perth, WA)
2018Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 7. Low-fat and low-RFI cows produce more liveweight and better gross margins than do high-fat and high-RFI cows when managed under the same conditionsAnderton, L.; Accioly, J.; Copping, K.; Deland, M.; Hebart, M.; Herd, R.; Jones, F.; Laurence, M.; Lee, S.; Speijers, E.; Walmsley, B.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 4. Fat EBVs' influence on fatness fluctuation and supplementary feeding requirementsAccioly, J.; Copping, K.; Deland, M.; Hebart, M.; Herd, R.; Lee, S.; Jones, F.; Laurence, M.; Speijers, E.; Walmsley, B.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 6. Dam-line impacts on steer carcass complianceDeland, M.; Accioly, J.; Copping, K.; Graham, J.; Lee, S.; McGilchrist, P.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 2. Body composition but not reproduction was affected in first-parity cows on both low and high levels of nutritionLaurence, M.; Accioly, J.; Copping, K.; Deland, M.; Graham, J.; Hebart, M.; Herd, R.; Jones, F.; Lee, S.; Speijers, E.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 5. Cow genotype affects feed efficiency and maternal productivityHebart, M.; Accioly, J.; Copping, K.; Deland, M.; Herd, R.; Jones, F.; Laurence, M.; Lee, S.; Lines, D.; Speijers, E.; Walmsley, B.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 1. Pregnancy rates of heifers differed between fat lines and were affected by weight and fatJones, F.; Accioly, J.; Copping, K.; Deland, M.; Graham, J.; Hebart, M.; Herd, R.; Laurence, M.; Lee, S.; Speijers, E.; Pitchford, W.
2018Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 3. Performance of mature cowsCopping, K.; Accioly, J.; Deland, M.; Edwards, N.; Graham, J.; Hebart, M.; Herd, R.; Jones, F.; Laurence, M.; Lee, S.; Speijers, E.; Pitchford, W.
2018Energy relations in cattle can be quantified using open-circuit gas-quantification systemsCaetano, M.; Wilkes, M.; Pitchford, W.; Lee, S.; Hynd, P.