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The Australian sheep blowfly (Lucilia cuprina) is an invasive species and a major pest of the wool industry. It is the main cause of flystrike - a painful skin disease caused by blowfly larvae. Flystrike costs the Australian wool industry up to $320
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SARDI’s Turretfield Research Centre is contributing to a national program that helps Merino breeders evaluate elite sires and make data-driven breeding decisions. The Merino Sire Evaluation (MSE) program gives ram breeders independent,
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Project background. Water is essential to sheep survival. On average, sheep drink 3 – 14 litres of water a day. It helps promote their healthy growth, digestion and immune functionality. Adequate water intake allows sheep to maintain their ideal
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Chowilla Icon Site. Fish Assemblage Condition Monitoring 2024. J. Fredberg1, C. M. Bice1 and B. P. Zampatti2. SARDI Publication No. F2008/000907-15 SARDI Research Report Series No. 1247. SARDI Aquatic and Livestock Sciences PO Box 120 Henley Beach
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Genetic gain in sheep breeding programs can be time limited by both the age at which an ewe reaches sexual maturity and the gestation length. Juvenile in vitro embryo transfer (JIVET) is an advanced reproductive technology that enables rapid genetic
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The Australian sheep blowfly (Lucilia cuprina) is an invasive species and a major pest of the wool industry. It is the main cause of flystrike - a painful skin disease
Eradicating sheep blowfly on Kangaroo Island
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SARDI’s Turretfield Research Centre is contributing to a national program that helps Merino breeders evaluate elite sires and make data-driven breeding decisions. The Merino Sire Evaluation (MSE) program gives ram
Breeding better Merinos, one lamb at a time
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Reducing sheep methane emissions one sip at a time Water is essential to sheep survival. On average, sheep drink 3 &ndash
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A Spatial Risk Assessment for the Endangered. Australian Sea Lion. S.D. Goldsworthy1, R. Kirkwood1, H. Raudino2 and K. Waples2. SARDI Publication No. F2024/000377-1. SARDI Research Report Series No. 1256. SARDI Aquatic and Livestock Sciences PO Box