Jennie Pryce

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Dr Jennie Pryce is Principal Research Scientist of Agriculture Victoria and La Trobe University, located at AgriBio, where she leads a large team of scientists and supervises PhD students. Her main areas of interest are genetic improvement of functional traits in dairy cattle, optimising breeding scheme design under genomic selection and development of dairy selection indices.
Jennie is Lead Scientist of DataGene and also sits on several industry and research alignment groups that shape the future of dairy research in Australia. Jennie is also a member of the ICAR (International Committee on Animal Recording) working group on functional traits. Previously, she was employed by the Scottish Agricultural College, and Livestock Improvement Corporation in New Zealand.

Positions

Applied System Biology , School of Applied Systems Biology
Principal Research Scientist, Agriculture Victoria Research , Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources 2008 -

Research Areas

Dairy cattle (Expertise)
Genomics (Expertise)

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academic article
- Liu ZWang TPryce JEMacLeod IMHayes BJChamberlain AJJagt CVReich CMMason BARochfort SCocks BG. Fine-mapping sequence mutations with a major effect on oligosaccharide content in bovine milk. Scientific Reports. 9. 2019
- Delgado BBach AGuasch IGonzález CElcoso GPryce JEGonzalez-Recio O. Whole rumen metagenome sequencing allows classifying and predicting feed efficiency and intake levels in cattle. Scientific Reports. 9:11. 2019
- Haile-Mariam MPryce JE. Genetic evaluation of gestation length and its use in managing calving patterns. Journal of Dairy Science. 102:476-487. 2019
- Luke TRochfort SWales WJBonfatti VMarett LPryce JE. Metabolic profiling of early-lactation dairy cows using milk mid-infrared spectra. Journal of Dairy Science. 102:1747-1760. 2019
- Newton JEHayes BJPryce JE. The cost-benefit of genomic testing of heifers and using sexed semen in pasture-based dairy herds. Journal of Dairy Science. 101:6159-6173. 2018
- Khansefid MPryce JEBolormaa SChen YMillen CAChamberlain AJVander Jagt CJGoddard ME. Comparing allele specific expression and local expression quantitative trait loci and the influence of gene expression on complex trait variation in cattle. BMC Genomics. 19:1-18. 2018
- Morton JMPryce JEHaile-Mariam M. Components of the covariances between reproductive performance traits and milk protein concentration and milk yield in dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 101:5227-5239. 2018
- Heringstad BEgger-Danner CCharfeddine NPryce JEStock KFKofler JSogstad AMHolzhauer MFiedler AMüller KNielsen PThomas GGengler Nde Jong GØdegård CMalchiodi FMiglior FAlsaaod MCole JB. Invited review: Genetics and claw health: Opportunities to enhance claw health by genetic selection. Journal of Dairy Science. 101:4801-4821. 2018
- Wang MHancock TPChamberlain AJVander Jagt CJPryce JECocks BGGoddard MEHayes BJ. Putative bovine topological association domains and CTCF binding motifs can reduce the search space for causative regulatory variants of complex traits. BMC Genomics. 19:1-17. 2018
- Pryce JENguyen TTTAxford MNieuwhof GShaffer M. Symposium review: Building a better cow—The Australian experience and future perspectives1. Journal of Dairy Science. 101:3702-3713. 2018
- Nguyen TTTHayes BJPryce JE. A practical future-scenarios selection tool to breed for heat tolerance in Australian dairy cattle. Animal Production Science. 57:1488-1493. 2017
- Wang TChen YMacLeod IMPryce JEGoddard MEHayes BJ. Application of a Bayesian non-linear model hybrid scheme to sequence data for genomic prediction and QTL mapping. BMC Genomics. 18:1-23. 2017
- Phuong HNFriggens NCMartin OBlavy PHayes BJWales WJPryce JE. Evaluating the ability of a lifetime nutrient-partitioning model for simulating the performance of Australian Holstein dairy cows. Animal Production Science. 57:1563-1568. 2017
- Khansefid MMillen CAChen YPryce JEChamberlain AJVander Jagt CJGondro CGoddard ME. Gene expression analysis of blood, liver, and muscle in cattle divergently selected for high and low residual feed intake. Journal of Animal Science. 95:4764-4775. 2017
- Abdelsayed MHaile-Mariam MPryce J. Genetic parameters for health traits using data collected from genomic information nucleus herds. Journal of Dairy Science. 100:9643-9655. 2017
- Haile-Mariam MPryce J. Genetic parameters for lactose and its correlation with other milk production traits and fitness traits in pasture-based production systems. Journal of Dairy Science. 100:3754-3766. 2017
- Howard JTTiezzi FPryce JMaltecca C. Geno‐Diver: A combined coalescence and forward‐in‐time simulator for populations undergoing selection for complex traits. Journal of Animal Breeding and Genetics. 134:553-563. 2017
- Aliloo HPryce JEGonzalez-Recio OCocks BGGoddard MEHayes BJ. Including nonadditive genetic effects in mating programs to maximize dairy farm profitability. Journal of Dairy Science. 100:1203-1222. 2017
- Howard JTPryce JEBaes CMaltecca C. Invited review: Inbreeding in the genomics era: Inbreeding, inbreeding depression, and management of genomic variability. Journal of Dairy Science. 100:6009-6024. 2017
- Marett LCWilliams SROHayes BJPryce JEWales WJ. Partitioning of energy and nitrogen in lactating primiparous and multiparous Holstein–Friesian cows with divergent residual feed intake. Animal Production Science. 57:1499-1506. 2017
- Wang MHancock TPMacLeod IMPryce JECocks BGHayes BJ. Putative enhancer sites in the bovine genome are enriched with variants affecting complex traits. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 49:1-16. 2017
- Nguyen TBowman PJHaile-Mariam MNieuwhof GJHayes BJPryce JE. Short communication: Implementation of a breeding value for heat tolerance in Australian dairy cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 100:7362-7367. 2017
- Pryce JEBell MJ. The impact of genetic selection on greenhouse-gas emissions in Australian dairy cattle. Animal Production Science. 57:1451-1456. 2017
- Aliloo HPryce JEGonzalez-Recio OCocks BGHayes BJ. Accounting for dominance to improve genomic evaluations of dairy cows for fertility and milk production traits. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 48:1-11. 2016
- Moore SGPryce JEHayes BJChamberlain AJKemper KEBerry DPMcCabe MCormican PLonergan PFair TButler ST. Differentially Expressed Genes in Endometrium and Corpus Luteum of Holstein Cows Selected for High and Low Fertility Are Enriched for Sequence Variants Associated with Fertility. Biology of Reproduction. 94:1-11. 2016
- Manzanilla-Pech CIVDe Haas YHayes BJVeerkamp RFKhansefid MDonoghue KAArthur PFPryce JE. Genomewide association study of methane emissions in Angus beef cattle with validation in dairy cattle. Journal of Animal Science. 94:4151-4166. 2016
- Nguyen TTTBowman PJHaile-Mariam MPryce JEHayes BJ. Genomic selection for tolerance to heat stress in Australian dairy cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 99:2849-2862. 2016
- Gonzalez-Recio OHaile-Mariam MPryce JE. Improving the reliability of female fertility breeding values using type and milk yield traits that predict energy status in Australian Holstein cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 99:493-504. 2016
- Pryce JEGaddis KLPKoeck ABastin CAbdelsayed MGengler NMiglior FHeringstad BEgger-Danner CStock KFBradley AJCole JB. Invited review: Opportunities for genetic improvement of metabolic diseases. Journal of Dairy Science. 99:6855-6873. 2016
- Byrne TJSantos BFSAmer PRMartin-Collado DPryce JEAxford M. New breeding objectives and selection indices for the Australian dairy industry. Journal of Dairy Science. 99:8146-8167. 2016
- Moate PJDeighton MHWilliams SROPryce JEHayes BJJacobs JLEckard RJHannah MCWales WJ. Reducing the carbon footprint of Australian milk production by mitigation of enteric methane emissions. Animal Production Science. 56:1017-1034. 2016
- Chesnais JPCooper TAWiggans GRSargolzaei MPryce JEMiglior F. Using genomics to enhance selection of novel traits in North American dairy cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 99:2413-2427. 2016
- Aliloo HPryce JEGonzalez-Recio OCocks BGHayes BJ. Validation of markers with non-additive effects on milk yield and fertility in Holstein and Jersey cows. BMC Genetics. 16:1-16. 2015
- Martin-Collado DByrne TJAmer PRSantos BFSAxford MPryce JE. Analyzing the heterogeneity of farmers' preferences for improvements in dairy cow traits using farmer typologies. Journal of Dairy Science. 98:4148-4161. 2015
- Howard JTMaltecca CHaile-Mariam MHayes BJPryce JE. Characterizing homozygosity across United States, New Zealand and Australian Jersey cow and bull populations. BMC Genomics. 16. 2015
- Bell MJGarnsworthy PCStott AWPryce JE. Effects of changing cow production and fitness traits on profit and greenhouse gas emissions of UK dairy systems. The Journal of Agricultural Science. 153:138-151. 2015
- de Haas YPryce JECalus MPLWall EBerry DPLovendahl PKrattenmacher NMiglior FWeigel KSpurlock DMacdonald KAHulsegge BVeerkamp RF. Genomic prediction of dry matter intake in dairy cattle from an international data set consisting of research herds in Europe, North America, and Australasia. Journal of Dairy Science. 98:6522-6534. 2015
- Pryce JEGonzalez-Recio ONieuwhof GWales WJCoffey MPHayes BJGoddard ME. Hot topic: Definition and implementation of a breeding value for feed efficiency in dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 98:7340-7350. 2015
- Haile-Mariam MPryce JESchrooten CHayes BJ. Including overseas performance information in genomic evaluations of Australian dairy cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 98:3443-3459. 2015
- Howard JTHaile-Mariam MPryce JEMaltecca C. Investigation of regions impacting inbreeding depression and their association with the additive genetic effect for United States and Australia Jersey dairy cattle. BMC Genomics. 16. 2015
- Egger-Danner CCole JBPryce JEGengler NHeringstad BBradley AStock KF. Invited review: overview of new traits and phenotyping strategies in dairy cattle with a focus on functional traits. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 9:191-207. 2015
- Bolormaa SPryce JEZhang YReverter ABarendse WHayes BJGoddard ME. Non-additive genetic variation in growth, carcass and fertility traits of beef cattle. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 47. 2015
- Gonzalez-Recio ODaetwyler HDMacLeod IMPryce JEBowman PJHayes BJGoddard ME. Rare Variants in Transcript and Potential Regulatory Regions Explain a Small Percentage of the Missing Heritability of Complex Traits in Cattle. PLoS ONE. 10. 2015
- Haile-Mariam MPryce JE. Variances and correlations of milk production, fertility, longevity, and type traits over time in Australian Holstein cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 98:7364-7379. 2015
- Khansefid MPryce JEBolormaa SMiller SPWang ZLi CGoddard ME. Estimation of genomic breeding values for residual feed intake in a multibreed cattle population1. Journal of Animal Science. 92:3270-3283. 2014
- Bolormaa SPryce JEReverter AZhang YBarendse WKemper KTier BSavin KHayes BJGoddard ME. A multi-trait, meta-analysis for detecting pleiotropic polymorphisms for stature, fatness and reproduction in beef cattle. PLoS Genetics. 10:1-23. 2014
- Manzanilla Pech CVeerkamp RCalus RZom Rvan Knegsel APryce JDe Hass Y. Genetic parameters across lactation for feed intake, fat- and protein-corrected milk, and liveweight in first-parity Holstein cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:5851-5862. 2014
- Raven L-ACocks BGGoddard MEPryce JEHayes BJ. Genetic variants in mammary development, prolactin signalling and involution pathways explain considerable variation in bovine milk production and milk composition. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 46:1-13. 2014
- Berry DPWall EPryce JE. Genetics and genomics of reproductive performance in dairy and beef cattle. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 8:105-121. 2014
- Pryce JWales Wde Hass YVeerkamp RHayes B. Genomic selection for feed efficiency in dairy cattle. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 8:1-10. 2014
- MacDonald KPryce JSpelman RDavis SWales WWaghorn GWilliams YMarett LHayes B. Holstein-Friesian calves selected for divergence in residual feed intake during growth exhibited significant but reduced residual feed intake divergence in their first lactation. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:1427-1435. 2014
- Pryce JEHaile-Mariam MGoddard MEHayes BJ. Identification of genomic regions associated with inbreeding depression in Holstein and Jersey dairy cattle. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 46:1-14. 2014
- Pryce JJohnston JHayes BSahana GWeigel KMcParland SSpurlock DKrattenmacher NSpelman RWall ECalus M. Imputation of genotypes from low density (50,000 markers) to high density (700,000 markers) of cows from research herds in Europe, North America, and Australasia using 2 reference populations. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:1799-1811. 2014
- Gonzalez-Recio OPryce JHaile-Mariam MHayes B. Incorporating heifer feed efficiency in the Australian selection index using genomic selection. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:3883-3893. 2014
- Berry DCoffey MPryce Jde Haas YLovendahl PKrattenmacher NCrowley JWang ZSpurlock DWeigel KMacdonald KVeerkamp R. International genetic evaluations for feed intake in dairy cattle through the collation of data from multiple sources. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:3894-3905. 2014
- McParland SLewis EKennedy EMoore SMcCarthy BO'Donovan MButler SPryce JBerry D. Mid-infrared spectrometry of milk as a predictor of energy intake and efficiency in lactating dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:5863-5871. 2014
- McParland SLewis EKennedy EMoore SMcCarthy BO'Donovan MButler SPryce JBerry D. Mid-infrared spectrometry of milk as a predictor of energy intake and efficiency in lactating dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:5863-5871. 2014
- Gonzalez-Recio OCoffey MPryce J. On the value of the phenotypes in the genomic era. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:7905-7915. 2014
- Haile-Mariam MGonzalez-Recio OPryce J. Prediction of liveweight of cows from type traits and its relationship with production and fitness traits. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:3173-3189. 2014
- Pryce J. Short communication: Heterosis by environment and genotype by environment interactions for protein yield in Danish Jerseys. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:4557-4561. 2014
- Pryce JGonzalez-Recio OThornhill JMarett LWales WCoffey Mde Haas YVeerkamp RHayes B. Short communication: Validation of genomic breeding value predictions for feed intake and feed efficiency traits. Journal of Dairy Science. 97:537-542. 2014
- Thornhill JBMarett LCAuldist MJGreenwood JSPryce JEHayes BJWales WJ. Whole-tract dry matter and nitrogen digestibility of lactating dairy cows selected for phenotypic divergence in residual feed intake. Animal Production Science. 54:1460-1464. 2014
- Fortes MRSKemper KSasazaki SReverter APryce JEBarendse WBunch RMcCulloch RHarrison BBolormaa SZhang YDHawken RJGoddard MELehnert SA. Evidence for pleiotropism and recent selection in the PLAG1 region in Australian Beef cattle. Animal Genetics. 44:636-647. 2013
- Bell MJEckard RJHaile-Mariam MPryce JE. The effect of changing cow production and fitness traits on net income and greenhouse gas emissions from Australian dairy systems. Journal of Dairy Science. 96:7918-7931. 2013
- Bolormaa SPryce JEKemper KSavin KHayes BJBarendse WZhang YReich CMMason BABunch RJHarrison BEReverter AHerd RMTier BGraser H-UGoddard ME. Accuracy of prediction of genomic breeding values for residual feed intake and carcass and meat quality traits in Bos taurus, Bos indicus, and composite beef cattle1. Journal of Animal Science. 91:3088-3104. 2013
- Norberg EPryce JEPedersen J. Short communication: A genetic study of mortality in Danish Jersey heifer calves. Journal of Dairy Science. 96:4026-4030. 2013
- Young SGoddard MEPryce JEDeng G. Kernel methods and haplotypes used in selection of sparse DNA markers for protein yield in dairy cattle. Mathematical Biosciences. 243:57-66. 2013
- Lin ZMacleod IPryce JE. Short communication: Estimation of genetic parameters for residual feed intake and feeding behavior traits in dairy heifers. Journal of Dairy Science. 96:2654-2656. 2013
- Pembleton LWWang JCogan NOIPryce JEYe GBandaranayake CKHand MLBaillie RCDrayton MCLawless KErb SDobrowolski MPSawbridge TISpangenberg GCSmith KFForster JW. Candidate gene-based association genetics analysis of herbage quality traits in perennial ryegrass (Lolium perenne L.). Crop and Pasture Science. 64:244-244. 2013
- Bolormaa SPryce JEKemper KEHayes BJZhang YTier BBarendse WReverter AGoddard ME. Detection of quantitative trait loci in Bos indicus and Bos taurus cattle using genome-wide association studies. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 45:43-43. 2013
- Raven L-ACocks BGPryce JECottrell JJHayes BJ. Genes of the RNASE5 pathway contain SNP associated with milk production traits in dairy cattle. Genetics Selection Evolution: for integrative research on quantitative and molecular genetics. 45:25-25. 2013
- Haile-Mariam MBowman PJPryce JE. Genetic analyses of fertility and predictor traits in Holstein herds with low and high mean calving intervals and in Jersey herds. Journal of Dairy Science. 96:655-667. 2013
- de Haas YCalus MPLVeerkamp RFWall ECoffey MPDaetwyler HDHayes BJPryce JE. Improved accuracy of genomic prediction for dry matter intake of dairy cattle from combined European and Australian data sets. Journal of Dairy Science. 95:6103-6112. 2012
- Kemper KEBowman PJPryce JEHayes BJGoddard ME. Long-term selection strategies for complex traits using high-density genetic markers. Journal of Dairy Science. 95:4646-4656. 2012
- Pryce JEArias JBowman PJDavis SRMacdonald KAWaghorn GCWales WJWilliams YJSpelman RJHayes BJ. Accuracy of genomic predictions of residual feed intake and 250-day body weight in growing heifers using 625,000 single nucleotide polymorphism markers. Journal of Dairy Science. 95:2108-2119. 2012
- Pryce JHayes B. A review of how dairy farmers can use and profit from genomic technologies. Animal Production Science. 52:180-180. 2012
- Pryce JEDaetwyler HD. Designing dairy cattle breeding schemes under genomic selection: a review of international research. Animal Production Science. 52:107-107. 2012
- Pryce JEHayes BJGoddard ME. Novel strategies to minimize progeny inbreeding while maximizing genetic gain using genomic information. Journal of Dairy Science. 95:377-388. 2012
- Williams YJPryce JEGrainger CWales WJLinden NPorker MHayes BJ. Variation in residual feed intake in Holstein-Friesian dairy heifers in southern Australia. Journal of Dairy Science. 94:4715-4725. 2011
- Pryce JEGredler BBolormaa SBowman PJEgger-Danner CFuerst CEmmerling RSölkner JGoddard MEHayes BJ. Short communication: Genomic selection using a multi-breed, across-country reference population. Journal of Dairy Science. 94:2625-2630. 2011
- Pryce JEHayes BJBolormaa SGoddard ME. Polymorphic Regions Affecting Human Height Also Control Stature in Cattle. Genetics: a periodical record of investigations bearing on heredity and variation. 187:981-984. 2011
- Pryce JEGoddard MERaadsma HWHayes BJ. Deterministic models of breeding scheme designs that incorporate genomic selection. Journal of Dairy Science. 93:5455-5466. 2010
- Hayes BJPryce JChamberlain AJBowman PJGoddard ME. Genetic Architecture of Complex Traits and Accuracy of Genomic Prediction: Coat Colour, Milk-Fat Percentage, and Type in Holstein Cattle as Contrasting Model Traits. PLoS Genetics. 6:e1001139-e1001139. 2010
- Bolormaa SPryce JEHayes BJGoddard ME. Multivariate analysis of a genome-wide association study in dairy cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 93:3818-3833. 2010
- Pryce JEBolormaa SChamberlain AJBowman PJSavin KGoddard MEHayes BJ. A validated genome-wide association study in 2 dairy cattle breeds for milk production and fertility traits using variable length haplotypes. Journal of Dairy Science. 93:3331-3345. 2010
- Pryce JEHaile-Mariam MVerbyla KBowman PJGoddard MEHayes BJ. Genetic markers for lactation persistency in primiparous Australian dairy cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 93:2202-2214. 2010
- Vanderick SHarris BLPryce JEGengler N. Estimation of test-day model (co)variance components across breeds using New Zealand dairy cattle data. Journal of Dairy Science. 92:1240-1252. 2009
- Macdonald KAVerkerk GAThorrold BSPryce JEPenno JWMcNaughton LRBurton LJLancaster JASWilliamson JHHolmes CW. A Comparison of Three Strains of Holstein-Friesian Grazed on Pasture and Managed Under Different Feed Allowances. Journal of Dairy Science. 91:1693-1707. 2008
- Bryant JLopez-Villalobos NHolmes CPryce JRossi JMacdonald K. Development and evaluation of a pastoral simulation model that predicts dairy cattle performance based on animal genotype and environmental sensitivity information. Agricultural Systems. 97:13-25. 2008
- McNaughton LRSanders KMPryce JEBracefield GEHarcourt SJSpelman RJ. Phenotypic relationships between the interval from calving to first luteal activity and fertility in a seasonal dairy production system. Animal Reproduction Science. 102:98-110. 2007
- Bryant JRLópez‐Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CWJohnson DL. Quantifying the effect of thermal environment on production traits in three breeds of dairy cattle in New Zealand. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research. 50:327-338. 2007
- Bryant JRLópez-Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CWJohnson DLGarrick DJ. Erratum: Environmental sensitivity in New Zealand dairy cattle (Journal of Dairy Science 90 (1538-1547)). Journal of Dairy Science. 90:2577. 2007
- Bryant JRLópez-Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CWJohnson DLGarrick DJ. Environmental Sensitivity in New Zealand Dairy Cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 90:1538-1547. 2007
- Bryant JRLópez-Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CWJohnson DLGarrick DJ. Short Communication: Effect of Environment on the Expression of Breed and Heterosis Effects for Production Traits. Journal of Dairy Science. 90:1548-1553. 2007
- Bryant JRLopez-Villalobos NHolmes CWPryce JEPitman GDDavis SR. The effect of level of feeding, genetic merit, body condition score and age on biological parameters of a mammary gland model. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 1:175-175. 2007
- Pryce JEHarris BL. Genetics of Body Condition Score in New Zealand Dairy Cows. Journal of Dairy Science. 89:4424-4432. 2006
- Bryant JRLópez‐Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CWJohnson DL. Reaction norms used to quantify the responses of New Zealand dairy cattle of mixed breeds to nutritional environment. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research. 49:371-381. 2006
- Bryant JLópez-Villalobos NHolmes CPryce J. Simulation modelling of dairy cattle performance based on knowledge of genotype, environment and genotype by environment interactions: current status. Agricultural Systems. 86:121-143. 2005
- Royal MDPryce JEWoolliams JAFlint APF. The Genetic Relationship between Commencement of Luteal Activity and Calving Interval, Body Condition Score, Production, and Linear Type Traits in Holstein-Friesian Dairy Cattle. Journal of Dairy Science. 85:3071-3080. 2002
- Pryce JESimm GRobinson JJ. Effects of selection for production and maternal diet on maiden dairy heifer fertility. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 74:415-421. 2002
- Pryce JECoffey MPBrotherstone SHWoolliams JA. Genetic Relationships Between Calving Interval and Body Condition Score Conditional on Milk Yield. Journal of Dairy Science. 85:1590-1595. 2002
- Pryce JECoffey MPSimm G. The Relationship Between Body Condition Score and Reproductive Performance. Journal of Dairy Science. 84:1508-1515. 2001
- Pryce JECoffey MPBrotherstone S. The Genetic Relationship between Calving Interval, Body Condition Score and Linear Type and Management Traits in Registered Holsteins. Journal of Dairy Science. 83:2664-2671. 2000
- Rasmussent LKNielsen BLPryce JEMottram TTVeerkamp RF. Risk factors associated with the incidence of ketosis in dairy cows. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 68:379-386. 1999
- Pryce JENielsen BLVeerkamp RFSimm G. Genotype and feeding system effects and interactions for health and fertility traits in dairy cattle. Livestock Science. 57:193-201. 1999
- Pryce JEEsslemont RJThompson RVeerkamp RFKossaibati MASimm G. Estimation of genetic parameters using health, fertility and production data from a management recording system for dairy cattle. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 66:577-584. 1998
- Pryce JEVeerkamp RFThompson RHill WGSimm G. Genetic aspects of common health disorders and measures of fertility in Holstein Friesian dairy cattle. Animal: the international journal of animal biosciences. 65:353-360. 1997
chapter
- Pryce JDe Haas Y. Genetic selection for dairy cow welfare and resilience to climate change. 81-101. 2017
- Bryant JRLópez-Villalobos NPryce JEHolmes CW. Environmental clustering of New Zealand dairy herds. 223. 2005
- Macdonald KAThorrold BSGlassey CBLancaster JASVerkerk GAPryce JEHolmes CW. Farm performance from Holstein-Friesian cows of three genetic strains on grazed pasture. 175. 2005
conference paper
- Luke TRusso VRochfort SWales BPryce J. Mid-infrared spectroscopy of milk as a tool to predict subacute ruminal acidosis. Journal of Animal Science. 502-502. 2018
- Pryce JERoyal MDGarnsworthy PCMao IL. Fertility in the high-producing dairy cow. Livestock Science. 125-135. 2004
erratum
- Haile-Mariam MPryce JE. Corrigendum to “Genetic parameters for lactose and its correlation with other milk production traits and fitness traits in pasture-based production systems” (J. Dairy Sci. 100:3754–3766). Journal of Dairy Science. 6008-6008. 2017