Sosialisasi Dan Pelatihan Pengolahan Limbah Kulit Singkong Sebagai Pakan Ternak Kerbau Di Kabupaten Maluku Barat Daya

Abstract

The availability of feed in the livestock business is one of the determining factors for the success of feed because, with the presence of feed, farmers can design or measure the achievement of the livestock business targets carried out. Conducting socialization and training on processing cassava peel waste into animal feed can be a solution for buffalo farmers in Southwest Maluku Regency if they experience a shortage of feed availability, especially during the dry season. This socialization and training were carried out in Werwaru Village, Moa Island, Southwest Maluku Regency. Implementing socialization and training involves conducting lectures (exposure to the material), question and answer sessions, and training sessions on processing cassava peel waste. This activity was attended by 29 farmers, two village officials, 15 students, and four lecturers from the livestock study program so that the total participants who attended the PKM activity were 50 people. The socialization and training activities results showed that farmers in Werwaru village felt so helped by this training activity because it could increase their knowledge about the source of animal feed, while the processed cassava peel waste showed better results and could be used as a source of feed for livestock

Utilization of cassava peel waste as an organic fertilizer to build a sustainable cassava production center

“…Many studies and implementations of processing cassava peel waste have been carried out, including animal feed processing (Rahayu et al 2019;Nasiu et al 2020;Arginta and Noviana 2021;Harmoko et al 2021;Nurlaeni et al 2022;Yuhanna et al 2021), cassava peel crackers (Ulya and Hidayat 2018;Rohimah and Kurnia 2021;Indriyati et al 2022;Rustantono et al 2022), liquid sugar (Budiarti et al 2018;Ulya and Hidayat 2018), bioethanol (Adekunle et al 2016;Erna et al 2016;Aruwajoye et al 2020;Sriyana and Nasita 2019;Widyastuti 2019), biogas (Aisien and Aisien 2020), mocap flour (Sari and Astili 2019), paving block (Artiyani 2012), compost and fertilizer liquid (Martana et al 2016;Aisien and Aisien 2020;Yuhanna et al 2021;Susilowati et al 2022) and activated carbon (Kayiwa et al 2021). Without realizing it, waste is actually an opportunity to add economic value (Ulya and Hidayat 2018;Kayiwa et al 2021).…”