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Effect of high and low pasture allowance during pregnancy on ewe lamb pregnancy performance

It is established that breeding ewe lambs ( 8‐9 months of age,hogget) can negatively affect their 18‐month liveweight and breeding performance (Kenyon et al.2007).Therefore the aim of any ewe lamb breeding regimen should be to ensure they gain liveweight during their first pregnancy.However,under housed,concentrate feeding conditions high total liveweight gains in pregnancy have been associated with increased fetal loss,light lamb birthweight and lower lamb survival rates to weaning ( Wallace et al.2000 ).The effects of ewe lamb liveweight gains during pregnancy under pastoral grazing systems has not been thoroughly examined in New Zealand.

hogget lamb growth nutrition

P.R.Kenyon F.J.Mulvaney S.T.Morris D.M.West

Institute of Veterinary,Animal and Biomedical Sciences,Massey University,Private Bag 11-222,Palmerston North,New Zealand

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2008世界草地与草原大会

呼和浩特

英文

2008-06-29(万方平台首次上网日期,不代表论文的发表时间)