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Remembering Professor Emeritus Velmurugu Ravindran

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By Paul Kenyon Verified
| massey.ac.nz
Professor Ravindran began his academic journey with a Bachelor of Agricultural Science from the University of Peradeniya in Sri Lanka. He later completed a Master of Science in animal science in 1982 and a PhD in animal nutrition in 1985 at Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University in the United States. Before moving to New Zealand, Professor Ravindran served as a Senior Research Fellow at the University of Sydney’s Camden campus from 1994 to 1998.
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Massey, HATA and T.R. Ellett Trust team up to boost agriculture teacher capability

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By Paul Kenyon Verified
| massey.ac.nz
The primary industries form the largest part of the New Zealand economy, generating billions of dollars each year through exports and revenue. Nearly 80 per cent of all businesses in New Zealand are directly or indirectly connected to the primary sector. Demand for graduates to join these businesses has never been higher, but a capability gap remains, making pipeline development a critical part of the solution.
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Animal production science drives success

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By Paul Kenyon Verified
| The Post (Wellington)
Sheep husbandry professor Paul Kenyon from Massey University says breeding ewe hoggets may increase the number of lambs but may not lead to great profitability.Supplied Remove dairy, sheep and beef herds from grazing pasture across New Zealand and our farms, exports and rural communities would look completely different. Production animals, from pigs and poultry to sheep and dairy cows, drive our primary output and underpin much of our national prosperity.
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