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… understanding how worms affect production subject first chapter should stimulate … learning more about worms management covered subsequent chapters being able farm … effects from productivity point view called subclinical parasitism todays modern livestock …

… lambing were major changes mating dates subsequent lambing date many farmers continued … muddy conditions ewes lost condition reducing subsequent colostrum production hence passive … sunshine showers which improved feed supply clover abundant ground conditions quickly went …

… feed requirement less through healthy animals subclinical disease more feed goes growth … region dependent identification treatment subclinical disease improved lambing calving … utilisation reticulated water improved subdivision smaller paddocks improve pasture …

… unweaned equivalents traditional ryegrass clover pastures earlyweaned ewes can either … minimum liveweight 16kglw onto either herbclover mix lucerne sward found heavier lambs … kgdmha lambs weaned early were offered herbclover mix minimum pasture cover seven …

A list of various papers on alternative options for worm control can be found at the American Consortium for Small Ruminant Parasite Control. A good local review is provided on Deer Industry New …

… highrisk locations long term soil damage loss subsequent pasture production can also result … environment standards freshwater 2020 subpart 3 intensive winter grazing intensive …

… prices low wool prices leading sheep being substituted cattle deer south island 08 south … reasons mixed early results range from sub clinical facial eczema worm burden ram … selective who where source livestock from subject how disease managed industry risk …

… against porina feeding other ryegrasses clovers plantain favourable plants porina … generation per year moth emergence from soil subsequent flights usually occur mild nights … which invaded weeds reducing pasture yield subsequent pasture quality when caterpillar …