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(Formerly Wool Technology and Sheep Breeding)
Managing Editor - Professor David Cottle
Established in 1954 by the University of New South Wales, the journal is now published electronically by the University of New England, Armidale, Australia using bePress technology. The International Journal of Sheep and Wool Science is a journal for the publication of original articles about the wool and sheep meat industries and all aspects of sheep and small ruminant breeding and husbandry including:
- On-farm production
- Handling
- Transport
- Measurement
- Marketing and
- Processing of wool and meat
While the emphasis is on wool and meat production by sheep, articles are published on fibres from other animals. Review articles and letters to the Editor are invited. Submission of papers and editorial matters are via this website. Submit an Article.
RECENT ARTICLES:
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Papers are published as soon as they are ready. The most recent are
listed below. The current volume is
Volume 56 (2008).
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H. E. Tompsett and Neville G. Gregory Prof
Ease of loading lambs onto vehicles at livestock markets
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Malcolm R. Fleet and Keith R. Millington
Regional dependence of wool colour on copper status
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Dong Zheng E, Hu JinLian Prof., Liu Yan, Liu YiJun, and Lai-kuen Chan
The Performance Evaluation of the Woven Wool Fabrics Treated with Shape Memory Polymers
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Ahmed Helal Helal Dr.
Effect of Using Ground Date Stones in Sheep Diets on the Characteristics of Barki Wool
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Bruce A. McGregor
Cashmere Fibre Crimp, Crimp Form And Fibre Curvature
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Bruce A. McGregor
The Relationship Between Baer Diagram Hand Array Length And Almeter Length Measurements For Dehaired Cashmere
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Suzanne I. Mortimer
A review of genetic parameters for visual traits in Australian Merino genetic resource flocks
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Johanna KR Abbott, Glen G. Greer, John R. Bates, Chris Frampton, and Jon Hickford
Economic impact of footrot in the fine wool industry in New Zealand and uptake of the Footrot Gene Marker Test (FGMT)
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Brian J. Horton and Lyndon Iles
Dag Scores and Mean Crutching and Shearing Period for Mulesed and Unmulesed Weaners
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Elizabeth L. Jackson, Mohammed Quaddus, Nazrul Islam, and John Stanton
Wool Industry Stakeholder Opinions on the Pros and Cons of Forward Contracts
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