Author

M. P. B. Deland

Observed names: M. B. P. Deland, M. Deland, M. P. B. DELAND, M.P. Deland, M.P.B. Deland, MP Deland

Institutions: South Australian Research and Development Institute, Cooperative Research Centre for Beef Genetic Technologies

Observed institutions: South Australian Research and Development Institute, Government of South Australia, Cooperative Research Centre for Beef Genetic Technologies, The University of Adelaide, University of New England

OpenAlex ID: A5111892525

Genetic variation in fatness and fatty acid composition of crossbred cattle1

2002 · W. S. Pitchford, M. P. B. Deland, et al. · Journal of Animal Science · 153

Breed variation and genetic parameters for growth and body development in diverse beef cattle genotypes

2007 · R.A. Afolayan, W.S. Pitchford, et al. · animal · 56

Differences in Δ9 desaturase activity between jersey‐and limousin‐sired cattle

2003 · B. D. Siebert, W. S. Pitchford, et al. · Lipids · 41

Breed differences in the fatty acid composition of subcutaneous and intramuscular lipid of early and late maturing, grain-finished cattle

1996 · BD Siebert, MP Deland, et al. · Australian Journal of Agricultural Research · 39

CRC ‘Regional Combinations’ project — effects of genetics and growth paths on beef production and meat quality: experimental design, methods and measurements

2005 · W. A. McKiernan, J. F. Wilkins, et al. · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 26

Genesis, design and methods of the Beef CRC Maternal Productivity Project

2017 · W. S. Pitchford, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 24

Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 5. Cow genotype affects feed efficiency and maternal productivity

2016 · M. L. Hebart, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 24

Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 1. Pregnancy rates of heifers differed between fat lines and were affected by weight and fat

2017 · F. M. Jones, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 22

Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 3. Performance of mature cows

2016 · K. J. Copping, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 20

Estimates of genetic parameters for triacylglycerol fatty acids in beef castle at weaning and slaughter

2000 · A. E. O. Malau‐Aduli, M. A. Edriss, et al. · Journal of Animal Physiology and Animal Nutrition · 20

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Lifetime productivity of crossbred cows. 2. Age and weight at first oestrus, calf birth weight, assisted calvings, calving interval and reproduction rate

1991 · S Newman, MP Deland · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 18

Prediction of Carcass Meat, Fat and Bone Yield Across Diverse Cattle Genotypes Using Live-animal Measurements

2002 · R. A. Afolayan, M. P. B. Deland, et al. · Adelaide Research & Scholarship (AR&S) (University of Adelaide) · 15

Copper Administration to Young Calves: Oral Dosing With Copper Oxide Compared With Subcutaneous Copper Glycinate Injection

1979 · M. P. B. Deland, P. Cunningham, et al. · Australian Veterinary Journal · 15

Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 2. Body composition but not reproduction was affected in first-parity cows on both low and high levels of nutrition

2016 · M. Laurence, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 13

Variance components for birth and carcass traits of crossbred cattle

2006 · W. S. Pitchford, H. M. Mirzaei, et al. · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 13

Use of orally administered oxidised copper wire particles for copper therapy in cattle

1986 · M. P. B. DELAND, D. LEWIS, et al. · Australian Veterinary Journal · 13

Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 4. Fat EBVs’ influence on fatness fluctuation and supplementary feeding requirements

2016 · J. M. Accioly, K. J. Copping, et al. · Animal Production Science · 10

Divergent genotypes for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 7. Low-fat and low-RFI cows produce more liveweight and better gross margins than do high-fat and high-RFI cows when managed under the same conditions

2016 · L. Anderton, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 10

Sire and dam breed effects on fatty acid profiles in the longissimus dorsi muscle and subcutaneous fat of beef cattle

2006 · J. F. Graham, E. Bernaud, et al. · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 10

Lifetime productivity of crossbred cows. 1. Experimental design, growth and carcass characteristics of progeny

1991 · MP Deland, S Newman · Australian Journal of Experimental Agriculture · 10

Genetic variation between crossbred weaner calves in triacylglycerol fatty acid composition

1998 · BD Siebert, A.E.O. Malau‐Aduli, et al. · eCite Digital Repository (University of Tasmania) · 8

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Describing Variation in Carcass Quality Traits of Crossbred Cattle

2009 · H.R. Mirzaei, A.P. Verbyla, et al. · Pakistan Journal of Biological Sciences · 7

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Beef Production From Charolais, Brahman and Hereford Sired Calves Under Commercial Management

1974 · M. P. B. Deland, J. E. Jakes, et al. · 6

Divergent breeding values for fatness or residual feed intake in Angus cattle. 6. Dam-line impacts on steer carcass compliance

2017 · M. P. B. Deland, J. M. Accioly, et al. · Animal Production Science · 4

Breed and sire effects on fatty acid composition of beef fat.

1999 · BD Siebert, W. S. Pitchford, et al. · UTAS Research Repository · 4

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Works count: 51

Citation count: 604

H-index: 13

I10-index: 20