Research

Conway, A. (1990) Fading Elk Syndrome: Case Study.

Qureshi, T. (1997) Faecal Antigens for Parasite Diagnosis: Preliminary Findings of Proposed Research

Gastrointestinal parasites can cause considerable losses in production of farmed deer. This paper outlines studies designed to detect parasite antigens in the faeces of infected red deer.

Mulley, R.C. (1991) Fallow Deer Carcass Production.

Asher, G. W. (1992) Fallow Deer Farming: Historical Perspective

This report discusses the history of Fallow Deer farming, focusing on the intorduction of the species into the given country, the present development of intensive farming of Fallow, the industry structure and the available markets

Asher, G. W. (1982) Fallow deer production

English, A.W. (1990) Fallow Deer Production Research in Australia.

Asher, G. W. (1992) Fallow Deer: Biology and Distribution

This paper aims to provide an introduction to the species Dama Dama, with particular reference to its taxonomic status and world distribution. It describes and compares the characteristics of the fallow subspecies

Asher, G. W. (1985) Fallow: Polling to inhibit antler development.

Antlered bucks are capable of inflicting serious injuries on other animals. This article investigated the possibility of permanently inhibiting pedicle and antler development of fallow bucks

Fraser, R. (1993) Farm Deer Production - Quality vs Quantity

Hegarty, N. (1992) Farm not programmed for profit.

Hopkirk, R. (2002) Farm Product Vertification

This paper outlines the Livestock Status Declaration programme. This programme has the ability to conduct trace back from any part of the processing chain should a violation be identified. It provides an important element of public health assurance for meat and meat products

Bell, M (2002) Farm software Packages

This paper provides a list of software packages which farmers can use to aid management of their properties and to provide an analysis of policy changes that could increase productivity and profitability, and can also be useful for veterinarians to support diagnosis of animal health and production problems

Asher, G. W. (2011) Farmed red deer hind habitat use and behavioural activity patterns in South Canterbury high-country over calving and lactation

Results of study examining habitat use of red deer hinds farmed within an extensive high-country system in South Canterbury. It expands previous work conducted at Haycocks Station in Southland (Netzer et al. 2009) to another site more representative of east coast South Island high-country.

Fennessy, P.F. (1985) Farming deer for meat.

Pearse, A.J.T. (1992) Farming of wapiti and wapiti hybrids in New Zealand.