The addition of cassava leaves meal (CLM) in broiler rations in the form of pellets require specific and uniform size because it will determine the characteristics of the material, especially the particle size plays an important role during the process of making ration (mixing and pelleting process). Research has been conducted from March to October 2013 in the Laboratory of the Department of Animal Husbandry. The study aims to look at the characteristics of the pellet that containing cassava leaves meal by using a variety of screen sizes as well as its influence on metabolizable energy, nutrient digestibility, histology of the digestive tract and broiler performance. Research using a completely randomized design (CRD), with three treatments and seven replicates and each experimental unit consisted of nine broilers. The treatment applied is T1 = CLM milled using screen of 2 mm, T2 = CLM milled using screen of 3 mm, and T3 = CLM milled using screen of 5 mm. Observations included physical characteristics of the pellets, nutrients digestibility, metabolizable energy, histology of ileum and broiler production performance. The data obtained were tested by analysis of variance and a further test using Duncan's multiple range test. The results showed that CLM milled using 2 mm screen to produce a compact pellet characteristics and performance of broiler production is better than the screen size 3 and 5 mm and the pellet with CLM milled using a screen 2, 3, and 5 mm produce normal ileal tissue in broiler.
This study aims to analyze the management of goat feed carried out in Sindang Agung Village, Tanjung Raja District, North Lampung Regency. This research was conducted for 2 months in Sindang Agung Village through a survey method with qualitative field analysis. research shows that the management of goat tenak feed carried out in Sindang Agung Village is still done traditionally, where goats are only kept in pens and feed is carried out by the breeders continuously. Feeding goats that only relies on the available forage in the form of field grass, leaves on plantation land and on the side of the road in Sindang Agung Village. Farmers in Sindang Agung Village do not provide additional feed such as concentrate or other additional feed, Feeding goats is carried out in the morning and evening by means of cut and carry.
The purpose of this article was to examine the performance Simental cattle and crossbreed ongol (CO) in Fattening Beef Cattle Semi Intensive Systems Based Cassava Waste. Research was to use of 10 heifer divided into two groups; simental and crossbreed ongol (CO) strain. Heifer were given feed treated with the main feed ingredient cassava waste of skin and combined with the concentrate. The research that was heifer simental better response in Fattening Beef Cattle Semi Intensive System for the increase of body weight 43.7 kg and average daily gain 0.73 crossbreed ongol (CO) 33.3 kg and 0.59 Average daily gain. In this study Simental cows have a better response in feedlot beef cattle kereman system using cassava peel waste as compared to cow's main food ingredients hybrid ongol.DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.3329/bjvm.v13i1.23961Bangl. J. Vet. Med. (2015). 13 (1): 53-56
The study has been conducted in the laboratory and goats pen of the Department of Animal Husbandry, State Polytechnic of Lampung, Indonesia. The study lasted for six months with complete randomized design four treatments and six replications. A total of 24 local goats were used in this study. Treatment applied P1 = Silase with C / N ratio 17.88; P3 = Silage with C / N ratio 19.88; P2 = Silage with C / N ratio 18.88; and P4 = Silage with C / N ratio of 20.88. The observed variables of physical quality, nutrition, and nutrient apparent digestibility of cassava leaves silage. The result was material composition with C / N = 18,88 yielding physical characteristic of cassava leaves silage and the best nutrient apparent digestibility.
Waste management based on community participation that aims to implement the 4Rp concept (Reduce, Reuse, Recycle, Replace, Participation) has been implemented through the Regional Partnership Program (PKW) of Ministry of Research, Technology and Higher Education, by the PKW Team from the University of Lampung, in collaboration with Polinela and Government of Way Kanan District through the Environmental Services. This program was performed to manage the agricultural waste independently by the communities to reduce the amount of midden that must be managed at the landfill and it can provide an economic added value. These activities have been carried out in two villages, namely Way Tuba Village – Sub-district of Gunung Labuhan and Campur Asri Village, Sub-district of Baradatu, which have potency of the agricultural waste in Way Kanan District. In general, the results of these activities have increased community participation and knowledge of the paradigm of waste and waste management with the concept of the 4 Rp, procurement of fertilizers/compost independently, as well as being a pioneer of waste management based on active participation from the community. In addition, this program has provided solutions to the community to produce fertilizers/compost independently, either to be used for their own needs or sold to meet fertilizer/compost needs in the surrounding environment.
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