D. Masters

Most-cited papers

1. Biosaline agriculture for forage and livestock production

   D. Masters, S. Benes, H. Norman

   2007226 citations

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2. Halophytes as forages in saline landscapes: Interactions between plant genotype and environment change their feeding value to ruminants

   H. Norman, D. Masters, E. Barrett-Lennard

   2013120 citations Open access

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3. Feed intake and production in sheep fed diets high in sodium and potassium

   D. Masters, A. Rintoul, R. Dynes, K. Pearce +1 more

   2005106 citations

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4. Variation within and between two saltbush species in plant composition and subsequent selection by sheep

   H. Norman, Colby Freind, D. Masters, A. Rintoul +2 more

   200480 citations

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5. A review of dystocia in sheep

   C. Jacobson, M. Bruce, P. Kenyon, Amy L. Lockwood +3 more

   202078 citations Open access

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6. Effect of supplementation with grain, hay or straw on the performance of weaner Merino sheep grazing old man (Atriplex nummularia) or river (Atriplex amnicola) saltbush

   H. Norman, D. Masters, M. Wilmot, A. Rintoul

   200854 citations

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7. Stable carbon isotopes accurately predict diet selection by sheep fed mixtures of C3 annual pastures and saltbush or C4 perennial grasses

   H. Norman, Matt G. Wilmot, D. Thomas, D. Masters +1 more

   200951 citations

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8. Sheep production, plant growth and nutritive value of a saltbush-based pasture system subject to rotational grazing or set stocking

   H. Norman, M. Wilmot, D. Thomas, E. Barrett-Lennard +1 more

   201050 citations

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9. Plasma and tissue α-tocopherol concentrations and meat colour stability in sheep grazing saltbush (Atriplex spp.)

   K. Pearce, D. Masters, G. Smith, R. Jacob +1 more

   200549 citations

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10. Comparison of in vivo organic matter digestion of native Australian shrubs by sheep to in vitro and in sacco predictions

    H. Norman, D. Revell, D. Mayberry, A. Rintoul +2 more

    201046 citations

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11. Sheep select combinations of high and low sodium chloride, energy and crude protein feed that improve their diet

    D. Thomas, A. Rintoul, D. Masters

    200745 citations

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12. Agricultural systems for saline soil: The potential role of livestock

    D. Masters, H. Norman, E. Barrett-Lennard

    200541 citations Open access

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13. Nutrition and wool growth.

    P. Hynd, D. Masters, M. Freer, H. Dove

    200241 citations

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14. Potential impact of nematode parasitism on nutrient partitioning for wool production, growth and reproduction in sheep

    Shi-Min Liu, D. Masters, N. Adams

    200340 citations

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15. The role of livestock in the management of dryland salinity

    D. Masters, N. J. Edwards, M. Sillence, A. Avery +6 more

    200638 citations

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16. Comparing productive performance of nematode resistant Merino sheep with non-selected control

    Shi-Min Liu, T. Smith, J. Briegel, A. Murray +6 more

    200536 citations

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17. Preliminary indications that Merino sheep graze different areas on cooler days in the Southern Rangelands of Western Australia

    D. Thomas, Matt G. Wilmot, M. Alchin, D. Masters

    200835 citations

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18. Shelter and shade for grazing sheep: implications for animal welfare and production and for landscape health

    D. Masters, D. Blache, Amy L. Lockwood, S. Maloney +3 more

    2023Animal Production Science34 citations Open access

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19. Influence of liveweight, liveweight change, and diet on wool growth, staple strength, and fibre diameter in young sheep

    D. Masters, A. Peterson, G. Mata, Shi-Min Liu

    199834 citations

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20. New perspectives on the mineral nutrition of livestock grazing cereal and canola crops

    H. Dove, D. Masters, A. Thompson

    201631 citations

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21. Multi-disciplinary approaches suggest profitable and sustainable farming systems for valley floors at risk of salinity

    E. Barrett-Lennard, R. George, G. Hamilton, H. Norman +1 more

    200531 citations

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22. Growth and carcass characteristics of prime lambs fed diets containing urea, lupins or canola meal as a crude protein source

    S. Wiese, C. L. White, D. Masters, J. Milton +1 more

    200330 citations

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23. The influence of live weight, live-weight change and diet on protein synthesis in the skin and skeletal muscle in young Merino sheep

    S.-M. Liu, G. Mata, H. O'Donoghue, D. Masters

    1998British Journal of Nutrition30 citations Open access

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24. Mineral metabolism of sheep fed saltbush or a formulated high-salt diet

    D. Mayberry, D. Masters, P. Vercoe

    201028 citations

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25. Relationships between metabolic endocrine systems and voluntary feed intake in Merino sheep fed a high salt diet

    D. Blache, M. J. Grandison, D. Masters, R. Dynes +2 more

    200728 citations

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26. The impact of lamb and ewe mortality associated with dystocia on Australian and New Zealand sheep farms: A systematic review, meta-analysis and bio-economic model.

    M. Bruce, John Young, D. Masters, G. Refshauge +6 more

    2021Preventive Veterinary Medicine27 citations

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27. Minerals in pastures—are we meeting the needs of livestock?

    D. Masters, H. Norman, D. Thomas

    2019Crop and Pasture Science25 citations

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28. Mineral status of reproducing ewes grazing vegetative cereal crops

    D. Masters, S. Hancock, G. Refshauge, S. Robertson +3 more

    201724 citations

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29. Grazing crops: Implications for reproducing sheep

    D. Masters, A. Thompson

    201624 citations

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30. Offspring born to ewes fed high salt during pregnancy have altered responses to oral salt loads.

    S. Digby, D. Masters, D. Blache, P. Hynd +1 more

    2010Animal23 citations Open access

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31. The nutritive value of river saltbush (Atriplex amnicola) when grown in different concentrations of sodium chloride irrigation solution

    D. Masters, M. Tiong, P. Vercoe, H. Norman

    201023 citations

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32. Practical implications of mineral and vitamin imbalance in grazing sheep

    D. Masters

    201821 citations

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33. The growth performance and carcass attributes of Merino and Poll Dorset × Merino lambs fed rumen-protected methionine (Smartamine™-M)

    S. Wiese, C. L. White, D. Masters, J. Milton +1 more

    200321 citations

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34. A review of the physiological changes associated with genetic improvement in clean fleece production

    D. Masters, M. Ferguson

    2019Small Ruminant Research20 citations

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35. Vitamin E status and reproduction in sheep: potential implications for Australian sheep production

    Shi-Min Liu, D. Masters, M. Ferguson, A. Thompson

    201420 citations

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36. Mineral supplements improve the calcium status of pregnant ewes grazing vegetative cereals

    D. Masters, S. Hancock, G. Refshauge, S. Robertson +4 more

    2019Animal Production Science19 citations

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37. The effect of grazing saltbush with a barley supplement on the carcass and eating quality of sheepmeat.

    K. Pearce, H. Norman, M. Wilmot, A. Rintoul +2 more

    2008Meat Science19 citations

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38. Effects of Prima gland clover (Trifolium glanduliferum Boiss cv. Prima) consumption on sheep production and meat quality

    D. Masters, G. Mata, C. Revell, R. Davidson +3 more

    200619 citations

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39. The relative feeding value of a new pasture legume, eastern star clover (Trifolium dasyurum), compared with subterranean clover (Trifolium subterraneum)

    H. Norman, D. Masters, A. Rintoul, Matt G. Wilmot +3 more

    200518 citations

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40. Characterising Forages for Ruminant Feeding

    R. Dynes, David Henry, D. Masters

    200318 citations Open access

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41. Responses to saline drinking water in offspring born to ewes fed high salt during pregnancy

    S. Digby, D. Blache, D. Masters, D. Revell

    201017 citations

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42. Whole Farm Net Greenhouse Gas Abatement from Establishing Kikuyu-Based Perennial Pastures in South-Western Australia

    D. Thomas, J. Sanderman, S. Eady, D. Masters +1 more

    2012Animals16 citations Open access

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43. Amino acid utilization for wool production.

    S.-M. Liu, D. Masters, J. D'Mello

    200314 citations

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44. Calcium and magnesium status of pregnant ewes grazing southern Australian pastures

    J. E. Hocking Edwards, D. Masters, E. Winslow, S. Hancock +6 more

    201812 citations

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45. Saltbush (Atriplex nummularia L.) reduces efficiency of rumen fermentation in sheep

    D. Mayberry, D. Masters, P. Vercoe

    200912 citations

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46. The influence of type and timing of protein supplementation on wool growth and protein synthesis in the skin of young Merino sheep

    D. Masters, G. Mata, Shi-Min Liu

    199912 citations

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47. Do calcium and magnesium deficiencies in reproducing ewes contribute to high lamb mortality?

    M. Friend, M. Bhanugopan, S. McGrath, J. E. Edwards +8 more

    202011 citations

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48. Halophytic shrubs accumulate minerals associated with antioxidant pathways

    H. Norman, E. Duncan, D. Masters

    2019Grass and Forage Science11 citations

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49. Quantitative analysis of methionine and cysteine requirements for wool production of sheep.

    S.-M. Liu, D. Masters

    200011 citations

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50. Cattle performed as well as sheep when grazing a river saltbush (Atriplex amnicola)-based pasture

    C. Fancote, H. Norman, I. Williams, D. Masters

    200910 citations

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