Listed here are conference papers written or contributed to by our staff, but published elsewhere. When available, links to the papers are provided. It is assumed readers will be able to obtain copies through access to databases or document delivery services via their college, university or organisation library.
Submissions from 2001
The incidence of pork quality defects in major Western Australian abattoirs, M Trezona, D N. D'Souza, and C D. Hofmeyr
Relationships Between Stream Order and Management Priority: a Water Quality Case Study, David Weaver, Adrian Reed, and John Grant
Submissions from 2000
Management strategies to reduce backfat in pigs: impact on pork eating quality, D N. D'Souza, M Trezona, C. R. Hagan, J. Hooper, R R. Nicholls, and B P. Mullan
Management strategies to improve carcass quality of pigs that are either females, surgical castrates or immunocastrates, B P. Mullan, M Trezona, C. R. Hagan, R. J. Davis, R R. Nicholls, and D N. D'Souza
Proceedings of Carrot Conference Australia, Perth, Western Australia, Figaro Natoli, Sam Calameri, Albert Grubelich, Allan McKay, Elaine Davison, and David Ellement
Evaluation of Lathyrus (Lathyrus cicera) as an ingredient in diets for weaner pigs, M Trezona, B P. Mullan, J R. Pluske, Colin Hanbury, and K HM Siddique
Submissions from 1999
Feeding of liquid milk supplements to pigs pre- and post-weaning improves live weight gain., L. J. Brown, G L. Krebs, and B. P. Mullan
Using Spatial Systems to Establish Priorities for Catchment Management, David Deeley, David Weaver, and J Hick
Influence of genotype and sex on pork eating quality: A consumer taste panel assessment, D N. D'Souza, C. R. Hagan, J. A. Hooper, R. R. Nicholls, and B. P. Mullan
Magnesium supplementation to reduce the incidence of soft exudative pork under commercial conditions, C D. Hofmeyr, F R. Dunshea, P J. Walker, and D N. D'Souza
The nutritive value of yellow lupins (L. luteus) seed for growing pigs: retention of cadmium, B. P. Mullan, W. A. Cowling, J. G. Allen, G. Shea, J. Hooper, R. R. Nicolls, and D. Peterson
Performance of entire, surgically castrated and immunologically castrated male pigs, B. P. Mullan, C. R. Hagan, J. A. Hooper, R. J. Davis, and D. N. D'Souza
Lathyrus (Lathyrus cicera cv.Chalus): a potential new ingredient in pig grower diets, B. P. Mullan, C. D. Hanbury, J. A. Hooper, R. R. Nicholls, C. R. Hagan, and K. H.M. Siddique
Pattern of food intake during the growing phase determines depth of backfat in pigs at slaughter, M Trezona, B. P. Mullan, R. H. Wilson, and I. H. Williams
Seasonal variation in carcass quality of pigs: does pattern of nutrition play a role?, M Trezona, B. P. Mullan, R. H. Wilson, and I. H. Williams
A phosphorus inventory for Albany Hinterland, south coast of Western Australia, David Weaver, Peter McCafferty, and Adrian Reed
Submissions from 1997
The effects of extrusion and enzyme addition in wheat based diets on fermentation in the large intestine and expression of swine dysentery, Z. Durmic, D. W. Pethick, B. P. Mullan, H. Schulze, and D. J. Hampson
Blend feeding-an economic option for growing pigs, B. P. Mullan, J R. Pluske, J. Hooper, and R. H. White
Odours from a straw-based shelter for pigs, H G. Payne, T Schulz, and S Bowly
Opportunities and strategies to reduce effluent production by pigs, J R. Pluske, M F. Volz, and B P. Mullan
Can naked Barley replace wheat in weaner diets?, M Trezona, B. P. Mullan, and I. H. Williams
Availability of lysine from Lupinus angustifolius and Lupinus albus fed to growing pigs and determined using a modified slope-ratio analysis, R. J. van Barneveld, R G. Campbell, R. H. King, and B. P. Mullan
Submissions from 1996
Lupin based diets increase digesta retention in growing pigs, N J. Gannon, R. G. Nason, B. P. Mullan, R. J. van Barneveld, R. H. King, and F R. Dunshea
Submissions from 1995
Glutamine stimulates intestinal hyperplasia in weaned piglets, A. I. Ayonrinde, I. H. Williams, R. McCauley, and B. P. Mullan
Reduced plasma concentrations of glutamine and its metabolites in weaned pigs, A. I. Ayonrinde, I. H. Williams, R. McCauley, and B. P. Mullan
Air quality in weaner accommodation, C Cargill, N Masterman, S. Z. Skirrow, and T Banhazi
Effects of pelleting feed on aerosols in pig sheds, C Cargill, S. Z. Skirrow, N Masterman, and T Banhazi
High ambient temperature decreases voluntary feed intake but does not increase backfat thickness in entire male finishing pigs, D. P. Irwin, B. P. Mullan, D K. Revell, and R J. Smits
Technical factors affecting investment in crop sowing machinery, Ross Kingwell
Zinc oxide supplementation for weaner pigs., B. P. Mullan, J. G. Allen, J. Hooper, J L. Ranford, and S. Z. Skirrow
Are we risking too much? Perspectives on risk in farm modelling and farm management, David J. Pannell, Bill Malcolm, and Ross S. Kingwell
Pig performance in low-cost, straw-bedded, alternative housing systems - preliminary results, H G. Payne
Canola meal as a protein source for growing pigs, J L. Ranford, B. P. Mullan, J R. Pluske, J. Allen, and J. Hooper
A high-protein diet maximizes milk output and minimizes weight loss in lactation, D. K. Revell, I. H. Williams, J L. Ranford, B. P. Mullan, and R J. Smits
Body fatness reduces voluntary feed intake and alters plasma metabolites during lactation, D. K. Revell, I. H. Williams, J L. Ranford, B. P. Mullan, and R J. Smits
Fermentation in the large gut and swine dysentery, P. M. Siba, D. W. Pethick, J R. Pluske, B. P. Mullan, and D. J. Hampson
Quality assurance in the Australian pig industry, S. Z. Skirrow, P Ryan, A. M. Paterson, and P Higgins
Can nutrition in pregnancy and lactation affect the development of the mammary gland?, R J. Smits, D. K. Revell, I. H. Williams, B. P. Mullan, J L. Ranford, and D. S. Chappell
Submissions from 1994
Increasing phosphorous digestion in pigs with phytase, B. P. Mullan, R. H. Wilson, H G. Payne, and J. Hooper
Submissions from 1993
The effect of a low phosphorus diet on growth, bone characteristics, reproductive performance and progeny of female pigs, N W. Godfrey, R W. Payne, and H G. Payne
Commercial implications of stocking arrangements, B P. Mullan
The effect of limiting the number of matings on the reproductive performance of weaned sows, A. M. Paterson and B. P. Mullan
Effects of stocking arrangements on respiratory disease of pigs, S. Z. Skirrow
Factors influencing yield of Gungurru narrow-leafed lupins from different sources in Western Australia, H L. Tapscott, W A. Cowling, and K W. McCarthy
Albany Harbours sampling program - experiences, myths and the need for standards, David Weaver
Submissions from 1991
The response of the breeding sow to the climatic environment, B P. Mullan
Removal of nitrogen from ponded piggery wastes by low-rate aeration, R W. Payne
Submissions from 1989
Age at mating and productivity of gilts, A. M. Paterson
Long days delay puberty in the gilt, A. M. Paterson and G P. Pearce
Submissions from 1987
Lupins in the farming system : a survey of production, J. M. Bayliss and John Hamblin
Composition differences in pig carcass middles, N W. Godfrey, Paul G. Frapple, A. M. Paterson, and H G. Payne
The value of dietary lupin kernel meal for pigs, N W. Godfrey and H G. Payne
Grains Legumes in Australia, John Hamblin
Puberty in gilts handled pleasantly or unpleasantly, A. M. Paterson, G P. Pearce, and P E. Hughes
The role of high ambient temperature in seasonal infertility in the sow, A. M. Paterson and D H. Pett
Submissions from 1984
The development and testing of soil wetting agents, Douglas Alexander McGhie
Submissions from 1983
Biological control by sterile male releases, A. N. Sproul
Submissions from 1969
Can the use of pesticides be justified., C. F.H. Jenkins
Sudan grass., Western Australia. Department of Agriculture
