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Title: On-farm management of wool quality : (FD, SL, SS, VM, & PMB) / by Chris Oldham.
Author: Oldham, C. M. ; Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia.
Year: 1998.
Series: Technote (Western Australia. Agriculture Western Australia), ; no. 5/98.
Description: [2] p. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Wool production. ; Western Australia. ; Staple strength. ; Sheep. ; Wool quality.
Notes: Technote discusses fibre diameter (FD), staple length (SL), staple strength (SS), vegetable matter content (VMC) and the proportion of mid-staple breaks (PMB) 3 figs.
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