D. J. Gordon - Concepedia

Author

D. J. Gordon

Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia

Also Known As

D. Gordon, D. J. GORDON, D. J. Gordon

Publications

583

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All Affiliations

Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia Government of Western Australia CSL (Switzerland)Schlumberger (Ireland)

About

D. J. Gordon is an author at Department of Agriculture and Food Western Australia specializing in agricultural economics, animal nutrition, and animal science.

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#	Concept	H-Index	Publications	Citations
1	Public Health	7	7	321
2	Education	4	4	169
3	Medicine	3	3	152
4	Marketing	2	2	83
5	Management	1	1	39

D. J. Gordon

Publications

567

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	Year	Citations
The birthweight and survival of Merino lambs can be predicted from the profile of liveweight change of their mothers during pregnancy CM Oldham, A. N. Thompson, M.B. Ferguson, Animal Production Science	2011	139
The merit of condition score and fat score as alternatives to liveweight for managing the nutrition of ewes A. J. van Burgel, Chris Oldham, R. Behrendt, Animal Production Science	2011	71
Improving the nutrition of Merino ewes during pregnancy and lactation increases weaning weight and survival of progeny but does not affect their mature size A. N. Thompson, M.B. Ferguson, Angus Campbell, Animal Production Science NutritionFertilityAgricultural EconomicsGynecologyFeed Utilization	2011	67
The wool production and reproduction of Merino ewes can be predicted from changes in liveweight during pregnancy and lactation M.B. Ferguson, A. N. Thompson, D. J. Gordon, Animal Production Science NutritionFertilityEwe Wool ProductionLivestock ProductionGynecology	2011	63
On-farm paddock-scale comparisons across southern Australia confirm that increasing the nutrition of Merino ewes improves their production and the lifetime performance of their progeny R. Behrendt, A. J. van Burgel, A. Bailey, Animal Production Science NutritionFertilityFitnessLifetime Wool ProductionAgricultural Economics	2011	61
Participation in Lifetime Ewe Management results in changes in stocking rate, ewe management and reproductive performance on commercial farms J. P. Trompf, D. J. Gordon, R. Behrendt, Animal Production Science NutritionFertilityApplied EconomicsLifetime Ewe ManagementLivestock Production	2011	44
Successful adoption of new guidelines for the nutritional management of ewes is dependent on the development of appropriate tools and information M. Curnow, CM Oldham, R. Behrendt, Animal Production Science NutritionManagement GuidelinesAnimal HusbandryAgricultural ExtensionAgricultural Economics	2011	39
Improving the nutrition of Merino ewes during pregnancy increases the fleece weight and reduces the fibre diameter of their progeny’s wool during their lifetime and these effects can be predicted from the ewe’s liveweight profile A. N. Thompson, M.B. Ferguson, D. J. Gordon, Animal Production Science	2011	36
Evaluation of the impact of Lifetimewool on sheep producers A.V. JONES, A. J. van Burgel, R. Behrendt, Animal Production Science Animal PhysiologyTechnologyManagement GuidelinesAnimal ScienceAnimal Nutrition	2011	25
Offering maternal composite ewes higher levels of nutrition from mid-pregnancy to lambing results in predictable increases in birthweight, survival and weaning weight of their lambs R. Behrendt, J. E. Hocking Edwards, D. J. Gordon, Animal Production Science NutritionFertilityAgricultural EconomicsMultiple Born LambsFeed Utilization	2019	22

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