D. Revell

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Dean Revell, D. K. Revell, Dean Kingsley Revell, D. Revell, Dean K Revell, Dean K. Revell, D K Revell
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96 papers · 1,575 citations · H-index 23

PAPERS

Applying a MBSE Methodology in Small Scale Technology Development 1
20230 citationsauthor #1
Improving the Feeding Value of Dryland Lucerne in Australia
20201 citationsauthor #6
Economic Trade-Offs of Novel Forage Use in Livestock Production Systems: Insights from Australia
20200 citationsauthor #3
Making Decisions to Identify Forage Shrub Species for Versatile Grazing Systems
20202 citationsauthor #10
Pre- and peri-pubertal feed intake: effects on age at puberty and potential litter size of replacement gilts
20170 citationsauthor #3
Sustainably meeting the nutrient requirements of grazing sheep
20170 citationsauthor #1
Adaptive responses of rangeland livestock to manage water balance
20161 citationsauthor #1
Ongoing enthusiastic conversations are an alternative to a linear research-adoption paradigm
20160 citationsauthor #1
Integrated and Innovative Livestock Production in Drylands
201611 citationsauthor #4
Short and long term consequences of high salt loads in breeding ruminants
20152 citationsauthor #1
Feeding behaviour in ruminants: a consequence of interactions between a reward system and the regulation of metabolic homeostasis
201556 citationsauthor #4
VII 255 BOVINE COLOSTRUM SUPPLEMENTATION INCREASES VILLOUS HEIGHT IN SUCKING PIGLETS
20150 citationsauthor #3
‘Rangeland Self Herding’ - positively influencing grazing distribution to benefit livestock, landscapes and people
20153 citationsauthor #1
Short periods of prior exposure can increase the intake by sheep of a woody forage shrub, Rhagodia preissii
20148 citationsauthor #5
Australian native shrubs: Delivering benefits to livestock, soil, plants and people
20140 citationsauthor #1
Feed intake of sheep when allowed ad libitum access to feed in methane respiration chambers.
201423 citationsauthor #2
In vitro screening of selected feed additives, plant essential oils and plant extracts for rumen methane mitigation.
201495 citationsauthor #4
Australian perennial shrub species add value to the feed base of grazing livestock in low- to medium-rainfall zones
201335 citationsauthor #1
Complex Creative Systems
201326 citationsauthor #3
Consumption of a high-salt diet by ewes during pregnancy alters nephrogenesis in 5-month-old offspring.
201215 citationsauthor #4
Animal grazing selectivity and plant chemistry issues impact on the potential of Rhagodia preissii as an anthelmintic shrub
20117 citationsauthor #9
Nutritional restriction of pre-pubertal liveweight gain impairs ovarian follicle growth and oocyte developmental competence of replacement gilts.
201114 citationsauthor #3
Adaptation behaviour of local and rangeland cattle relocated to a temperate agricultural pasture
201111 citationsauthor #4
Mineral composition of lucerne (Medicago sativa) and white melilot (Melilotus albus) is affected by NaCl salinity of the irrigation water
201114 citationsauthor #2
Managing livestock in degrading environments.
20108 citationsauthor #2
Selecting Potential Woody Forage Plants That Contain Beneficial Bioactives
20105 citationsauthor #4
esponses to saline drinking water in offspring born to ewes fed high alt during pregnancy
20100 citationsauthor #4
Offspring born to ewes fed high salt during pregnancy have altered responses to oral salt loads.
201022 citationsauthor #5
Responses to saline drinking water in offspring born to ewes fed high salt during pregnancy
201015 citationsauthor #4
The potential contribution of forage shrubs to economic returns and environmental management in Australian dryland agricultural systems
201073 citationsauthor #2
In vitro fermentative traits of Australian woody perennial plant species that may be considered as potential sources of feed for grazing ruminants.
201079 citationsauthor #3
Comparison of in vivo organic matter digestion of native Australian shrubs by sheep to in vitro and in sacco predictions
201044 citationsauthor #2
Iron content of eggs from hens given diets containing organic forms of iron, serine and methyl group donors, or phytoestogens
20097 citationsauthor #1
Weaner lambs perform better on saltbush if their mothers grazed saltbush while pregnant
20090 citationsauthor #4
Dairy cows and horses do not select oaten hay based on its greenness.
20090 citationsauthor #2
Rumen microbial ecology: Helping to change landscapes
200914 citationsauthor #3
Stable carbon isotopes accurately predict diet selection by sheep fed mixtures of C3 annual pastures and saltbush or C4 perennial grasses
200949 citationsauthor #5
Programming sheep production on saltbush : adaptations of offspring from ewes that consumed high amounts of salt during pregnancy and early lactation
200934 citationsauthor #4
Feed gaps in mixed-farming systems: insights from the Grain & Graze program
2009124 citationsauthor #3
The in situ use of plant mixtures including native shrubs in Australian grazing systems: the potential to capitalise on plant diversity for livestock health and productivity
200819 citationsauthor #1
Approaches for assessing some attributes of feed-base systems in mixed farming enterprises
200836 citationsauthor #3
Use and limitations of alternative feed resources to sustain and improve reproductive performance in sheep and goats
200873 citationsauthor #3
Dietary bovine colostrum increases villus height and decreases small intestine weight in early-weaned pigs
200836 citationsauthor #3
Opportunities to use secondary plant compounds to manage diet selection and gut health of grazing hebivores.
20084 citationsauthor #1
Sheep Updates 2007 - part 4
20070 citationsauthor #3
Meeting ‘duty of care’ obligations when developing new pasture species
200732 citationsauthor #2
P2-144 High-salt intake during pregnancy in ewes alters organ weights and aldosterone concentration in adult offspring
20072 citationsauthor #5
Supplementary feeding with grain improves the performance of sheep grazing saltbush (Atriplex nummularia) in autumn
200714 citationsauthor #3
Effect of defoliation stress on 2-hydroxy cinnamic acid content at different growth stages in Melilotus albus
20065 citationsauthor #3
The influence of growth rate on ovarian characteristics of pre-pubertal gilts
20060 citationsauthor #2
Gilt age at first boar contact affects the pubertal response but not potential litter size
20060 citationsauthor #2
Increasing the age of gilts at first boar contact improves the timing and synchrony of the pubertal response but does not affect potential litter size.
200643 citationsauthor #2
Implications of 'duty of care' for the development of new pasture species
20062 citationsauthor #2
The role of livestock in the management of dryland salinity
200638 citationsauthor #5
Mid-pregnancy shearing can increase birthweight and survival to weaning of multiple-born lambs under commercial conditions
200630 citationsauthor #2
Plasma glycerol is not a lipostatic signal to reduce feed intake in pigs
20050 citationsauthor #1
The effect of growth characteristics on the ovarian follicle population of pre-pubertal gilts.
20050 citationsauthor #4
Between-bird variation in the concentration of iron and other minerals in egg yolk across a laying cycle.
20052 citationsauthor #1
Effects of different non-protein amino acids on in vitro dry matter digestibility of lucerne chaff
20059 citationsauthor #2
Management and nutritional factors affecting puberty attainment and first litter size in replacement gilts
20052 citationsauthor #3
The odour profile of feedstuffs as modulators of feed preference in herbivores
20055 citationsauthor #4
Live weight gain affects gilt reproductive performance
20050 citationsauthor #3
Can sheep thrive on salty diets
20051 citationsauthor #8
Changes in leaf mineral concentration of atriplex nummularia in response to grazing
20040 citationsauthor #5
Improving the performance of sheep grazing on salt-tolerant forages: animal responses to plant responses.
20031 citationsauthor #2
Development of a technique to evaluate the role of elevated maternal thyroid hormone concentrations in the birthweight response to mid-pregnancy shearing.
20033 citationsauthor #3
Effect of sulphur amino acids on epithelial immunity and parasite susceptibility
20034 citationsauthor #2
Merino sheep selected for divergent fleece weight do not differ in the proportion of sulphur-containing keratin wool proteins
20020 citationsauthor #2
Maternal constraint and the birthweight response to mid-pregnancy shearing
200240 citationsauthor #3
Forage Evaluation in Ruminant Nutrition
20010 citationsauthor #1
New Zealand Society of Animal Production online archive
20010 citationsauthor #1
Birth weight responses to shearing ewes in early to mid gestation.
200047 citationsauthor #3
Cysteine may play a role in the immune response to internal parasites in sheep
200021 citationsauthor #6
Whole-body and Splanchnic Irreversible Loss Rate of Cysteine in Pregnant and Lactating Ewes Supplemented Intravenously with Cysteine
20000 citationsauthor #5
Whole-Body Irreversible Loss Rate of Cysteine and Valine in Sheep With or Without a Trichostrongylus colubriformis Infection
200014 citationsauthor #6
Feeding strategies for profitable venison production in Southern Australia showcased at Roseworthy Field Day
20000 citationsauthor #1
Nutrient partitioning between wool and meat production in merino phenotypes
20000 citationsauthor #2
Bovine colostrum supplementation increases villous height in sucking pigs
19993 citationsauthor #3
Improved gut morphology in pre-weaned piglets does not reduce the effect of weaning on villous height
19990 citationsauthor #3
The number of villus and crypt CD4+ T cells in the jejunum of piglets increases after weaning
19994 citationsauthor #4
Body composition at farrowing and nutrition during lactation affect the performance of primiparous sows: I. Voluntary feed intake, weight loss, and plasma metabolites.
1998130 citationsauthor #1
The role of cysteine in the increased parasite susceptibility of Romney sheep selected for hogget fleece-weight.
19987 citationsauthor #4
Body composition at farrowing and nutrition during lactation affect the performance of primiparous sows: II. Milk composition, milk yield, and pig growth.
199882 citationsauthor #1
Altered secretion of LH does not explain seasonal effects on early pregnancy in gilts.
199715 citationsauthor #4
Dietary energy alters partitioning of nitrogen in angora goats during early lactation
19960 citationsauthor #2
Body fatness reduces voluntary feed intake and alters plasma metabolites during lactation
19950 citationsauthor #1
A symposium - novel methods to enhance growth
19950 citationsauthor #1
A high-protein diet maximizes milk output and minimizes weight loss in lactation
19952 citationsauthor #1
Can nutrition in pregnancy and lactation affect the development of the mammary gland
19958 citationsauthor #2
High ambient temperature decreases voluntary feed intake but does not increase backfat thickness in entire male finishing pigs
19950 citationsauthor #3
Introduction to a Symposium - Novel methods to enhance growth
19950 citationsauthor #1
Partitioning of nitrogen into milk by Angora goats depends on their energy status
19950 citationsauthor #2
Body fatness influences voluntary feed intake and liveweight loss during lactation in primiparous sows
199412 citationsauthor #1
Food intake in lactation: a limit to production?
19944 citationsauthor #3
Milk yield, but not milk composition, may be influenced by body fatness in primiparous sows.
19944 citationsauthor #2
A review - physiological control and manipulation of voluntary food intake
199323 citationsauthor #1

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