Primefact 991 Alpaca Worms

Stephen Love
Primary Industries

2007

Feeding alpacas to maximise their reproductive potential

by Jane Vaughan BVSc PhD MACVSc (Ruminant Nutrition)

2007

Mating management and embryo transfer in alpacas

by Jane Vaughan BVSc PhD MACVSc (Ruminant Nutrition)

2006

Internal Parasite Control
Reprint of an article published in the Winter 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

by Sue Roberts

2006

Progress In Alpaca Research at the University of Sydney
Reprint of an article on AI published in the Summer 2006 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

by Dr. Katherine Morton

2005

Bumble Hill Alpaca Muesli
Reprint of an article published in the Spring 2005 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

by Julienne Gelber

Bumble Hill Alpacas

2005

Alpaca Research at the University of Sydney
Reprint of an article on AI published in the Spring 2005 issue of Alpaca Hmmm...

by Dr. Katherine Morton

Pre 2005

Blue Eyed White survey results
A Survey of Australian Alpaca Breeders to Determine the Incidence of Clinical Deafness in Blue-Eyed White Alpacas within the Australian Herd.

Paul Thibault MBBS
El Prado Alpacas

Pre 2005

Worms in Alpaca
Testing and treatment of worms in Alpacas.

Stephen Love and Dr Gareth Hutchinson
NSW Agriculture

2002

Tick Survival in Alpacas
Paralysis tick (Ixodes Holocyclus) is an insidious parasite endemic to the East coast of Australia. This paper discusses the key points around tick problems in alpacas.

Pippa Smith

2002

What is healthy soil?
A healthy soil is sufficiently biologically diverse to regulate the availability of nutrients for plant growth, and the activity of soil animals and microbes to promote a healthy root system.

Pam Pittaway
University of Southern Queensland, Toowoomba

1999

Farmnote 104/99 - Johnes Disease in Cattle
Johne's disease is a chronic, intestinal disease of ruminants caused by Mycobacterium paratuberculosis. Infection causes thickening of the intestinal wall affecting absorption of nutrients and water. This Farmnote discussed the identification, implications, and treatment possibilities around Johnes disease.

Agriculture WA