Vol. 9 (2002): Nutrition and Management of Deer on Grazing Systems

Key papers from a symposium focusing on current research principles for deer in a pastoral system.

Editor: M J Casey

DOI: https://doi.org/10.33584/rps.9.2002

Published: 2021-03-19

Past volumes

Industry overview from an international perspective

C. Jermy

1-3
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The role of plants containing secondary compounds in sustainable deer farming - a review

S.O. Hoskin, T.N. Barry, P.R. Wilson

101-111
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The copper nutrition of grazing deer

N.D. Grace, P.R. Wilson, A.M. Nicol

113-119
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Venison into the 21st Century

M. Moyes

13-15
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Effects of seasonality and feed quality on the feed requirements and live weight gain of young deer - a review

D.R. Stevens, J.R. Webster, I.D. Corson

17-23
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Pastures and forages for deer growth

A.M. Nicol, T.N. Barry

25-40
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Preliminary findings of genotype variations in growth rate and feed intake of weaner deer

D.R. Stevens, I.D. Corson, R.P. Littlejohn

41-43
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Effects of winter feed type on feed intake during the transition back to spring pasture

D.R. Stevens, I.D. Corson

45-50
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Deer industry expansion and wealth creation

W.J. Parker, M.J. Loza

5-11
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The Feed Requirements of Adult Red Deer

R.C. Mulley

51-55
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Influence of nutrition during late pregnancy on dam condition, foetal growth and gestation length

G.W. Asher, R.C. Mulley

57-63
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Influence of nutrition and lactation on ovulation and conception in red deer

G.W. Asher, J.C. Pollard

65-68
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Progress on nutritional requirements of deer farmed for velvet production in China

Gao Xiuhua, Yang Fuhe, L.I. Chunyi, D.R. Stevens

69-72
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Some production outcomes when management practices and deer behaviour interact

J.C. Pollard, D.R. Stevens

73-77
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Environmental impacts of intensive deer farming in New Zealand - a review

C.A.M. de Klein, J.J. Drewry Nagels, M. Scarsbrook, R. Collins, R.W. Mcdowell, R. Muirhead

79-87
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Intensive Grazing Management Systems for Deer

G. Steven

89-91
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Diet selection by deer: principles, practice and consequences

G.P. Cosgrove, J. Hodgson

93-100
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Diet Selection by Deer- Principles, Practice and Consequences

G. Cosgrove, J. Hodgson

93-100
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Vol. 9 (2002): Nutrition and Management of Deer on Grazing Systems

Past volumes

Industry overview from an international perspective

The role of plants containing secondary compounds in sustainable deer farming - a review

The copper nutrition of grazing deer

Venison into the 21st Century

Effects of seasonality and feed quality on the feed requirements and live weight gain of young deer - a review

Pastures and forages for deer growth

Preliminary findings of genotype variations in growth rate and feed intake of weaner deer

Effects of winter feed type on feed intake during the transition back to spring pasture

Deer industry expansion and wealth creation

The Feed Requirements of Adult Red Deer

Influence of nutrition during late pregnancy on dam condition, foetal growth and gestation length

Influence of nutrition and lactation on ovulation and conception in red deer

Progress on nutritional requirements of deer farmed for velvet production in China

Some production outcomes when management practices and deer behaviour interact

Environmental impacts of intensive deer farming in New Zealand - a review

Intensive Grazing Management Systems for Deer

Diet selection by deer: principles, practice and consequences

Diet Selection by Deer- Principles, Practice and Consequences

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