R. Weston

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The digestion of chopped and ground roughages by sheep. 2. The digestion of nitrogen and some carbohydrate fractions in the stomach and intestines

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1967 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. IV. The intake and digestion of mature ryegrass

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1968 .

The digestion of pasture plants by sheep. 2. The digestion of ryegrass at different stages of maturity.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1968 .

The digestion of pasture plants by sheep. 3. The digestion of forage oats varying in maturity and in the content of protein and soluble carbohydrate.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1969 .

The digestion of pasture plants by sheep. IV*. The digestion of Phalaris tuberosa at different stages of maturity

J. Hogan, R. Weston, J. Lindsay, 1969 .

Voluntary consumption of low quality roughage by sheep during cold exposure

R. Weston, 1970 .

Digestion of pasture plants by sheep. V. Studies with subterranean and berseem clovers

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1971 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. 15. Voluntary feed consumption and digestion in lambs fed chopped roughage diets varying in quality

R. Weston, 1989 .

Quantitative aspects of phytooestrogen metabolism in sheep fed on subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum cultivar clare) or red clover (Trifolium pratense)

J. Hogan, R. Weston, D. Shutt, 1970 .

Intake and digestion of mature Flinders grass (Iseilema spp.) by sheep and their response to the addition of urea and minerals

R. Stephenson, R. Weston, D. Margan, 1983 .

The relationship between plasma testosterone concentrations and the seasonal variation in voluntary feed intake in fallow bucks (Dama dama)

P. Wynn, R. Weston, R. Newman, 1998, The Journal of Agricultural Science.

Herbage digestion in the stomach and intestines of weaner lambs at different stages of their maturity

R. Weston, D. Margan, 1979 .

Dietary regulation of plasma insulin and growth hormone concentrations in sheep.

J. Bassett, J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1971, Australian journal of biological sciences.

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. 11. The effect of pregnancy and early lactation on the digestion of a medium-quality roughage

R. Weston, 1988 .

Use of 103Ru-labelled tris (1,10-phenanthroline) ruthenium (II) chloride as a marker in digestion studies with sheep.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, T. Tan, 1971, The International journal of applied radiation and isotopes.

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. 10. The effects of concentrate supplements on the voluntary consumption and digestion of a medium quality roughage

R. Weston, 1988 .

The digestion of pasture plants by sheep. 1. Ruminal production of volatile fatty acids by sheep offered diets of ryegrass and forage oats.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1968 .

Effect of high intakes of sodium chloride on the utilization of a protein concentrate by sheep. II.* Digestion and absorption of organic matter and electrolytes

R. Weston, J. Hemsley, J. Hogan, 1975 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. III. The mean retention time of feed particles in sections of the alimentary tract

R. Weston, 1968 .

The transfer of nitrogen from the blood to the rumen in sheep.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1967, Australian journal of biological sciences.

The digestion of two diets of differing protein content but with similar capacities to sustain wool growth.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1967 .

The digestion of chopped and ground roughages by sheep. 1. The movement of digesta through the stomach.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1967 .

The effect of antibiotics on ammonia accumulation and protein digestion in the rumen.

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1969 .

Some aspects of the digestion of Atriplex num-mularia (saltbush) by sheep.

R. Weston, J. Hemsley, J. Hogan, 1970 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. VII. The digestion of a medium quality roughage and the effect of post-ruminal infusion of casein on its consumption by young sheep

R. Weston, 1973 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. V. Feed intake and the productive performance of the ruminant lamb in relation to the quantity of crude protein digested in the intestines

R. Weston, 1971 .

RUMEN DIGESTA LOAD IN RELATION TO VOLUNTARY FEED CONSUMPTION AND RUMINATION IN ROUGHAGE-FED YOUNG SHEEP

R. Weston, 1984 .

Utilization of alkali-treated straw by sheep

J. Hogan, R. Weston, 1971 .

Feed intake and digestion responses in sheep to the addition of inorganic sulfur to a herbage diet of low sulfur content

R. Weston, J. Lindsay, P. Davis, 1988 .

The efficiency of wool production of grazing Merino sheep

R. Weston, 1959 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. II. Studies with wheaten hay

R. Weston, 1967 .

Some aspects of constraint to forage consumption by ruminants

R. Weston, 1996 .

Factors limiting the intake of feed by sheep. I. The significance of palatability, the capacity of the alimentary tract to handle digesta, and the supply of glucogenic substrate.

R. Weston, 1966 .

Digestion during pregnancy and lactation in sheep.

R. Weston, 1979, Annales de recherches veterinaires. Annals of veterinary research.

Nutrition of elderly men living alone. I. Intakes of energy and nutrients.

R. Weston, D. Beaven, C. Riley, 1976, The New Zealand medical journal.

Digestion by ruminant lambs of a diet containing formaldehyde-treated casein

G. Faichney, R. Weston, 1971 .

The transfer of zinc from the blood to the rumen in sheep.

J. Kastelic, R. Weston, 1967, Australian journal of biological sciences.

Rumen ammonia in relation to characteristics of the diet and parameters of nitrogen metabolism.

R. Weston, J. Hogan, 1968 .

The contributions of Leucaena leucocephala to post-ruminal digestible protein for sheep fed tropical pasture hay supplemented with urea and minerals.

R. Weston, A. Bamualim, R. Murray, 1984 .