The effect of fed maggot meal as a supplement in the commercial diets on the performance of finisher broiler chickens

Dillak, Sutan Y.F.G.; Suryatni, Ni Putu F.; Handayani, Hatmiyarni Tri; Temu, Stefanus Tani; Nastiti, Herayanti Panca; Osa, Dominggus B.; Ginting, Rosnani; Yunilas,; Henuk, Y L

doi:10.1088/1755-1315/260/1/012056

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“…The concentration of CP in HF meal (HFM) ranged from 40% to 64%, and crude fat in HFM ranged from 2.5% to 28%. HFM contains about 53.3% CP [ 77 ], 54.36% CP and 16.90% crude fat [ 78 ], 55.1% CP and 20.7% crude fat [ 79 ], 55.6% CP and 27.9% crude fat [ 80 ], 59.48% CP and 6.66% crude fat [ 81 ], 63.99% CP and 24.31% crude fat [ 82 ], 61.25% CP [ 83 ], 44.44% CP and 9.76% crude fat [ 84 ], 48.4% CP and 20% crude fat [ 85 ], 62.98% CP and 5.58% crude fat [ 86 ], 40.12% CP and 6.88% crude fat [ 87 ], 50% CP and 2.7% crude fat [ 64 ]. The older HF larvae contain less CP and more lipids than young HF larvae [ 88 , 89 ].…”

Section: Housefly ( Musca Domestica ) Mealmentioning

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Insect meal as a feed ingredient for poultry

Elahi

Wang

et al. 2022

Anim Biosci

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Shortage of protein feed resources is the major challenge to the world farm animal industry. Insects are known as an alternative protein source for poultry. A Wwide range of insects are available for use in poultry diets.Insect larvae thrive in manure, and organic waste, and produce antimicrobial peptides to protect themselves from microbial infections, and additionally these peptides might also be functional in poultry feed. The feed containing antimicrobial peptides can improve the growth performance, nutrient digestibility, intestinal health, and immune function in poultry. Insect meal contains a higher amount of essential amino acids compared to conventional feedstuffs. Black soldier fly, mealworm, housefly, cricket/Grasshopper/Locust (Orthoptera), silkworm, and earthworm are the commonly used insect meals in broiler, and laying hen diets. This paper summarized the nutrient profiles of the insect meals, and reviewed their efficacy when included in poultry diets.Due to the differences in insect meal products, and breeds of poultry, inconsistent results were noticed among studies. The main challenge for proper utilization, and the promising prospect of insect meal in poultry diet were also addressed in the paper. In order tTo fully exploit insect meal as an alternative protein resource, and exert their functional effects, modes of action need to be understood. With the emergence of more accurate and reliable studies, insect meals will undoubtedly play more important role in poultry feed industry.

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Section: Housefly ( Musca Domestica ) Mealmentioning

confidence: 99%

Insect meal as a feed ingredient for poultry

Elahi

Wang

et al. 2022

Anim Biosci

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“…[14], Dillak S.Y.F.G. [5] also revealed a positive effect of various types of insect feeds on live weight during the development of birds, palatability and digestibility, feed conversion, as well as their viability.…”

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“…The nutritional value of protein from fly larvae, both fresh and dried, instead of protein ingredients, has been widely studied, especially in poultry farming [3][4]. It has been proven that the inclusion of fly larvae meal up to 7% in the diet of broilers improves their growth performance [5], increases carcass yield and reduces abdominal fat mass [6][7], increases the content of lysine and tryptophan in the pectoral muscle, despite unchanged protein content [8], does not have a negative effect on the organoleptic properties of meat [9][10]. The use of up to 10% feed from insect larvae in the structure of the diet of laying hens helps to increase the mass of eggs and the thickness of eggshells [11][12][13].…”

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The influence of protein from black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) on the reproductive functions of roosters

Romanenko

2024

BIO Web Conf.

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Our research is devoted to studying the possibility of using food from the larvae of black soldier flies (Hermetia illucens) (low-fat flour) in the diets of breeding roosters of the Hisex Brown cross. The inclusion of 7.5% low-fat flour in the diet structure of the roosters of the experimental group led to an increase in the quality indicators of the sperm of breeding roosters, activated metabolic processes and antioxidant protection. By the time of full physiological maturation (25 weeks), the roosters of the experimental group had a superiority (P<0.05) over the control in live weight and testes weight by 2.80 and 4.25%. An increase in ejaculate volume was found by 7.55% (P<0.05), sperm concentration by 24.36% (P<0.05), sperm survival time of up to 139 hours, while reducing the number of morphologically abnormal germ cells. A connection has been established between the amino acid and mineral compositions of the experimental feed and rooster sperm. Bioactive substances of insect larvae are able to activate enzymes of the antioxidant defense of birds. In the blood of experimental roosters, the level of glutathione peroxidase increased by 2.51% (P<0.05), superoxide dismutase - by 8.37 (P<0.01), and the amount of reduced glutathione by 12.62% (P<0.01). A decrease in oxidized glutathione by 29.67% (P<0.01) was found. The end product of fat oxidation (malondialdehyde) decreased, relative to the control, by 16.51% (P<0.01). The conducted studies have proven the effectiveness of the experimental feed in the nutrition of breeding roosters.

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“…digunakan sebagai bahan pakan subtitusi, dengan mengganti sebagian tepung Ikan. Di negara berkembang penggunaan tepung ikan masih digunakan sebagi bahan pakan sumber protein, sehingga peternak masih fokus terhadap penggunaan bahan pakan sumber protein alternatif untuk mendapatkan bahan baku yang murah (Dillak et. al., 2019).…”

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Edukasi Peternak Budidaya Maggot Sebagai Bahan Pakan Sumber Protein di Kabupaten Sidenreng Rappang (Program Bina Desa Mahasiswa Fakultas Vokasi Univeristas Hasanuddin)

Yamin,

Purwanti,

Zulkharnaim

et al. 2023

ADMA

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The implementation of community service through the Students Village Empowerment Program aims to disseminate and educate on the cultivation and processing of maggot as a protein source for poultry and increase the knowledge of farmers in using maggot as an alternative feed in poultry rations. The benefits of community service activities were to provide skills and knowledge about maggot utilization as a source of poultry feed so that it can be applied in poultry feed by the target audience or farmers. The village empowerment activity of the students was carried out in Kanie Village, Maritengngae District, Sidenreng Rappang Regency. The object of farmer groups were native chicken farmers, domestic chicken traders, and layer chicken farmers who were the part of Prima Karya Sentosa Livestock Farmer Group (35 people). The stages of implementing the activity are preparation including coordination, team and participants preparation including the 25-student engagement of the Animal Production Technology study program (DIV), and preparation of extension materials. The extension method was carried out in the form of a lecture and discussion with all members of the group. Training infrastructure and other facilities were provided by the farmer group partner. All the participants were expected to have knowledge and skills in cultivating maggots including the BSF maggot life cycle, maggot nutrient content, and maggot application in the feed after attending the training. Therefore, assistance should be conducted for the sustainable program of poultry management, especially applying maggots as poultry feed ingredients.

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The effect of fed maggot meal as a supplement in the commercial diets on the performance of finisher broiler chickens

Cited by 12 publications

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Insect meal as a feed ingredient for poultry

Insect meal as a feed ingredient for poultry

The influence of protein from black soldier fly larvae (Hermetia illucens) on the reproductive functions of roosters

Edukasi Peternak Budidaya Maggot Sebagai Bahan Pakan Sumber Protein di Kabupaten Sidenreng Rappang (Program Bina Desa Mahasiswa Fakultas Vokasi Univeristas Hasanuddin)

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