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Horizons in Livestock Sciences — the Impact of the New Biology
Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture
Special Issue Volume 44 Issue 11
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WP Michalski
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A Tuppack
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SG Coffey
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CA Anderson
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LL Muir
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Publisher:
CSIRO PUBLISHING
2004
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| | In the next 5–10 years, anticipated advances in livestock science promise to be exciting and frenetic. The Horizons In Livestock Sciences conference, with the theme of The New Biology, has given researchers a preview of this future with its enormous potential and responsibility. Selected papers from this conference are published in this special edition of The Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture, and represent a broad cross-section of the technological advances that are now on our doorstep.
Recent advances in animal cloning and transgenics best exemplify the plasticity of the livestock production species and their unrealised genetic and biological potential. In this regard the relationship between man and production animal is rapidly changing, and the influence of public opinion on the ethics of this relationship is paramount. The Horizons in Livestock Sciences Conference papers have highlighted many of these scientific advances, and placed these in the context of responsible and sustainable production systems. The papers herald a bright and productive future for the livestock industry.
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| | This book will be of particular interest to animal research scientists, extension officers, agribusiness advisors, as well as farmers, and is essential reading for anyone interested in managing animal production systems. | |
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