G. L. Cook

An international study on the importance of androstenone and skatole for boar taint: IV. Simulation studies on consumer dissatisfaction with entire male pork and the effect of sorting carcasses on the slaughter line, main conclusions and recommendations

M. Bonneau, P. Walstra, C. Claudi-Magnussen et al. · Meat Science · 2000 · 90 citations · Full text

Consumer Dissatisfaction, Advertising, Animal Science +9

An international study on the importance of androstenone and skatole for boar taint: I. Presentation of the programme and measurement of boar taint compounds with different analytical procedures

M. Bonneau, A. J. Kempster, R. Claus et al. · Meat Science · 2000 · 87 citations

Animal Science, Medicine, Bioanalysis +7

Evaluation of British Friesian, Canadian Holstein and beef breed × British Friesian steers slaughtered over a commercial range of fatness from 16-month and 24-month beef production systems 2. Carcass characteristics, and rate and efficiency of lean gain

A. J. Kempster, G. L. Cook, J. R. Southgate · Animal Production · 1988 · 56 citations

Animal Physiology, Nutrition, Sire Breeds +15

A comparison of the progeny of British Friesian dams and different sire breeds in 16- and 24-month beef production systems 2. Carcass characteristics, and rate and efficiency of meat gain

A. J. Kempster, G. L. Cook, J. R. Southgate · Animal Science · 1982 · 55 citations

British Friesian Dams, Livestock Production, Agricultural Economics +17

A comparison of the progeny of British Friesian dams and different sire breeds in 16- and 24-month beef production systems 1. Live-weight gain and efficiency of food utilization

J. R. Southgate, G. L. Cook, A. J. Kempster · Animal Science · 1982 · 55 citations

Nutrition, British Friesian Dams, Livestock Production +17