2013
DOI: 10.21059/buletinpeternak.v36i3.1624
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Performa Domba Yang Diberi Complete Feed Kulit Buah Kakao Terfermentasi

Abstract: INTISARIPenelitian ini bertujuan untuk mengetahui performa domba yang diberi complete feed kulit buah kakao (KBK) terfermentasi. Domba ekor tipis umur 1-1,5 tahun sebanyak 15 ekor digunakan dalam penelitian ini dengan pemberian pakan dan air minum secara ad libitum. Perlakuan yang dicobakan adalah K yang merupakan pakan kontrol terdiri dari hijauan (sumber serat) + konsentrat, NF merupakan complete feed dari kulit buah kakao (sumber serat) + konsentrat tanpa fermentasi dan F merupakan complete feed dari kulit … Show more

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“…The average of body weight of goat at the end of this research were 16 kg with TDN consumption were 506.58 g/head/day (R 0 ), 428.15 g/head/day (R 1 ) and 438.53 g/head/day (R 2 ). Consumption of TDN in this research was similar to the results research done by Kamalidin et al (2012) being 351.08 g/ head/day (fed with conventional feed) and 532.39 g/head/day (fed with complete feed fermentation). Kearl (1982) stated that the TDN requirement of goats to reach the body weight gain of 50 g/head/day is 38.05 g/kg BW 0.75 .…”
Section: Consumption Of Total Digestible Nutrientssupporting
confidence: 89%
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“…The average of body weight of goat at the end of this research were 16 kg with TDN consumption were 506.58 g/head/day (R 0 ), 428.15 g/head/day (R 1 ) and 438.53 g/head/day (R 2 ). Consumption of TDN in this research was similar to the results research done by Kamalidin et al (2012) being 351.08 g/ head/day (fed with conventional feed) and 532.39 g/head/day (fed with complete feed fermentation). Kearl (1982) stated that the TDN requirement of goats to reach the body weight gain of 50 g/head/day is 38.05 g/kg BW 0.75 .…”
Section: Consumption Of Total Digestible Nutrientssupporting
confidence: 89%
“…Based on Table 6, it can be explained that the lower feed costs did not always provide a better profit. Average farmer's income in this research was lower than research done by Kamalidin et al (2012) goat fed with fermented complete feed (CBC) resulted income IDR. 139,203.15.…”
Section: Farmer's Incomecontrasting
confidence: 57%
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“…Dry mater consumption is measured based on metabolic body weight (DMI 0,75 ) analyzed using ANOVA also affect not significant (P>0.05) with an average ranging between 88.29 to 91.72 g/kg 0,75 (Table 2), Hal it indicates that the protection of soybean meal does not give effect to the experimental unit caused by the type and form of feed given to each experiment the same. Described by Kamalidin et al (2012) and Yulistiani et al (2010) states that the different types and forms of feed ingredients that make up the ration may lead to differences in the level of palatability which ultimately led to differences in the amount of feed consumed by livestock. Results were much higher than the results reported by Sunarso (2012) that the male goats PE DMI 0,75 by king grass silage ranged from 36.97 to 54.98 (g/kg 0,75 ).…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Murni et al (2008) menambahkan bahwa faktor pembatas utama pemanfaatan pelepah sawit yaitu rendahny a protein kasar berkisar 2,11 % dan tingginya kandungan serat kasar mencapai 46,75 % yang menyebabkan konsumsi dan palatabilitas menurun pula. Hal ini sesuai dengan pendapat Kamalidin et al (2012) bahwa perbedaan jenis dan bentuk bahan pakan yang menyusun ransum dapat menimbulkan perbedaan tingkat palatabilitas yang pada akhirnya menyebabkan perbedaan jumlah pakan yang dikonsumsi oleh ternak. Ditambahkan oleh Anggorodi (1994) Febrina et al (2014); Kamalidin et al (2012).…”
Section: Materiunclassified