Penny J. Back

Palmerston North, MWT, New Zealand

Last Updated: 09/26/2026

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Found 15 publications

The association between fluoride concentrations and spontaneous humeral fracture in first-lactation dairy cows: results from two New Zealand studies.

The association between fluoride concentrations and spontaneous humeral fracture in first-lactation dairy cows: results from two New Zealand studies.

Journal: New Zealand veterinary journal

Published: November 17, 2024

Farm management and husbandry practices associated with spontaneous humeral fractures in New Zealand dairy heifers.

Farm management and husbandry practices associated with spontaneous humeral fractures in New Zealand dairy heifers.

Journal: New Zealand veterinary journal

Published: November 06, 2023

Biochemical profile of heifers with spontaneous humeral fractures suggest that protein-energy malnutrition could be an important factor in the pathology of this disease.

Biochemical profile of heifers with spontaneous humeral fractures suggest that protein-energy malnutrition could be an important factor in the pathology of this disease.

Journal: New Zealand veterinary journal

Published: October 10, 2022

Bone quality changes as measured by Raman and FTIR spectroscopy in primiparous cows with humeral fracture from New Zealand.

Bone quality changes as measured by Raman and FTIR spectroscopy in primiparous cows with humeral fracture from New Zealand.

Journal: Frontiers in veterinary science

Published: October 07, 2022

Osteoporosis is the cause of spontaneous humeral fracture in dairy cows from New Zealand.

Osteoporosis is the cause of spontaneous humeral fracture in dairy cows from New Zealand.

Journal: Veterinary pathology

Published: September 16, 2022

Novel Assessment of Collagen and Its Crosslink Content in the Humerus from Primiparous Dairy Cows with Spontaneous Humeral Fractures Due to Osteoporosis from New Zealand.

Novel Assessment of Collagen and Its Crosslink Content in the Humerus from Primiparous Dairy Cows with Spontaneous Humeral Fractures Due to Osteoporosis from New Zealand.

Journal: Biology

Published: August 30, 2022

Estimated Breeding Values of Beef Sires Can Predict Performance of Beef-Cross-Dairy Progeny.

Estimated Breeding Values of Beef Sires Can Predict Performance of Beef-Cross-Dairy Progeny.

Journal: Frontiers in genetics

Published: May 21, 2021

Growth, milk production, reproductive performance, and stayability of dairy heifers born from 2-year-old or mixed-age dams.

Growth, milk production, reproductive performance, and stayability of dairy heifers born from 2-year-old or mixed-age dams.

Journal: Journal of dairy science

Published: February 23, 2021

The Effect of Sex and Age on Bone Morphology and Strength in the Metacarpus and Humerus in Beef-Cross-Dairy Cattle.

The Effect of Sex and Age on Bone Morphology and Strength in the Metacarpus and Humerus in Beef-Cross-Dairy Cattle.

Journal: Animals : an open access journal from MDPI

Published: January 22, 2021

Bone Morphology and Strength in the Mid-Diaphysis of the Humerus and Metacarpus in Dairy Calves Prior to Weaning.

Bone Morphology and Strength in the Mid-Diaphysis of the Humerus and Metacarpus in Dairy Calves Prior to Weaning.

Journal: Animals : an open access journal from MDPI

Published: July 20, 2020

Increased yearling weight as a proportion of 21-month weight was associated with increased milk production in dairy heifers.

Increased yearling weight as a proportion of 21-month weight was associated with increased milk production in dairy heifers.

Journal: New Zealand veterinary journal

Published: April 07, 2020

Body weight of dairy heifers is positively associated with reproduction and stayability.

Body weight of dairy heifers is positively associated with reproduction and stayability.

Journal: Journal of dairy science

Published: September 04, 2019

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Last Updated: 09/26/2026