2020
DOI: 10.31602/zmip.v45i1.2263
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Pengaruh Pemberian Tepung Bawang Dayak (Eleutherine Palmifolia Merr.) Terhadap Morfometrik Organ Dalam Dan Kadar Lemak Ayam Broiler The Effect Of Giving Dayak Union Flour (Eleutherine Palmifolia Merr.) On Organs Morphometric And Meat Fat Of Broiler Chicken

Abstract: This research was conduted to determine the effect of giving Dayak Onion flour in feed on organs morphometric and fat level of broiler chicken. This research used Completely randomized design (CRD) with four treatments and five replications. Each unit of experiment consisted of three broiler chickens. The treatments were P0 = feed without Dayak Onion flour, P1 = feed + 5 % Dayak Onion flour, P2 = feed + 10 % Dayak Onion flour and P3 = feed + 15 % Dayak Onion flours. This research was conducted in the experimen… Show more

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“…This study uses a slightly modified method. Flour using the Fresh Dayak onion method is prepared and cleaned of attached roots and dirt, then thinly sliced, and dried in the sun for approximately 3 days, then the onions are blended and sifted [7]…”
Section: Preparation Of Ingredients For Making Dayak Onion Flourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This study uses a slightly modified method. Flour using the Fresh Dayak onion method is prepared and cleaned of attached roots and dirt, then thinly sliced, and dried in the sun for approximately 3 days, then the onions are blended and sifted [7]…”
Section: Preparation Of Ingredients For Making Dayak Onion Flourmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The cause of the absence of difference was due to the complete feed and feed added with maggot flour which had crude fiber content which tended to be the same so that it did not increase the size or relative weight of the digestive organs of native supermaron chickens. The addition of too high crude fiber in the feed can increase the length and relative weight of the digestive organs of chickens [13]. Feeds containing fiber have the potential to increase the number of weights and lengths of digestive organs because fiber is a compound that is difficult to digest so it must go through a fermentation process in the cecum and the process of reshuffling molecular groups takes longer, especially in poultry and monogastric animals [14].…”
Section: Relative Weight Of Digestive Organsmentioning
confidence: 99%