Young Member Award


The purpose of the award is to encourage excellence in research planning and execution and communication of results by young members to the Society's annual conference. The applicants must submit an abstract which is acceptable to the committee, followed by a full paper for the annual conference which is acceptable to the editor. If the applicants do not meet the deadlines and satisfy all the eligibility criteria, they will not be considered by the committee. The decision of the committee is final and no correspondence will be entertained


Eligibility for the Award is restricted to the following;


A member is eligible to enter for the Award twice, provided that the Award was not received on the first occasion. Applicants must indicate on the abstract form the intention to compete. Upon receipt of the abstract, the entrant will be sent an eligibility form which MUST be completed in full by the due date.

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Return the completed confirmation of eligibility form to the Executive Secretary by the date for submission of the full paper. You MUST complete this form and return a signed hard copy to the Executive Secretary NZSAP by the due date to be eligible for the Young Member Award.


Recent Young Member Awards have been:


Winning papers:

Year Authors Abstract Full Text
2007 J.E. McGOWAN, C.R. BURKE and J.G. JAGO Validation of a technology for objectively measuring behaviour in dairy cows and its application for oestrous detection PDF
2006 M.P.G. BARNETT, A.R.J. PHILLIPS, P.M. HARRIS AND G.J.S. COOPER Impaired insulin secretion in perfused pancreases isolated from offspring of protein malnourished rats PDF
2005 A.W. Greer, R.W. McAnulty, M. Stankiewicz and A.R Sykes Corticosteriod treatment prevents the reduction in food intake and growth in lambs infected with the abomasal parasite Teladorsagia circumcincta PDF
2004 C.V. Cooper, K. Stelwagen, K. Singh, V.C. Farr, C.G. Prosser and S.R Davis Expressions of the tight junction protein zonula occludens-1 during mammary engorgement PDF
V. Crowley, G.K Barrell and M.J Keeley A split night photoperiod does not mimic effects of a long-day photoperiod on growth in weaner red deer stags PDF
2003 N.M. Schreurs, M.H. Tavendale, G.A. Lane, T.N. Barry, D.M. Marotti and W.C. McNabb Postprandial indole and skatole formation in the rumen when feeding white clover, perennial ryegrass and lotus corniculatus PDF
2002 J.K. Kay, T.R. Mackle, M.J. Auldist, N.A. Thomson and D.E. Bauman Endogenous synthesis and enhancement of conjugated linoleic acid in pasture-fed dairy cows PDF
2001 Johnston, S.L., Roy, N.C., Davis, S.R., Tweedie, J.W., Kitson, K.E. and Lee, J. y-glutamyl transpeptidase and amino acid transport for milk protein production in vivo PDF
2000 I.S. Tarbotton, M.S. Paine and A. Heath Technology and information attributes for farm decisions - management of endoparasites in New Zealand PDF
1999 D. Pacheco-Rios, B.P. Treloar, J. Lee, T.N. Barry and W.C. McNabb Amino acid utilisation by the mammary gland: Whole blood versus plasma free amino acid pools PDF
1998 J.M. McGrath, J.W. Penno, K.A. MacDonald, W.A. Carter Using nitrogen fertiliser to increase dairy farm profitability PDF
F.M. Miller, H.T. Blair, G.W. Reynolds and D.K. Revell The role of cysteine in the increased parasite susceptibility of Romney sheep selected for hogget fleece-weight. PDF
1997 J.G. Jago, J.J. Bass and L.R. Matthews Evaluation of a vaccine to control bull behaviour PDF
1996 J.L. Dick and R.M.W. Sumner Development of fibre and follicle characteristics related to wool bulk in Perendale sheep over the first year of life PDF

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