Proceedings: Recent submissions
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The Characteristics of Phytase Enzyme from Beef Cattle Rumen Liquor Obtained from Abattoir
(2009)The aim of this experiment is to utilize the liquor of rumen cattle from abattoir as feed additive, as source of phytase enzyme, to increase the quality of broiler ration based on local feed materials. This experiment was ... -
The Effect of Concentrate Supplementation Made From Palm Oil Sludge and Several Local Feed Resources to Production Performance of Bali Calves
(2009)This experiment was aimed to investigate the production performance of Bali calves male supplemented by concentrate diet made from palm oil sludge (solid decanter) and several local feed resources (rice bran, cassava flour, ... -
Effects of Polyethylene Glycol (PEG) on In Vitro Dry Matter and Nitrogen Digestibility of Leucaena Species and Signal Grass (Brachiaria decumbens)
(2009)The tropical legume Leucaena contains condensed tannin (CT) that binds protein and other components of feed. In fact, Leucaena reduces digestibility of nutrients and depending on tannin content and astringency. Polyethylene ... -
Importance of Phosphorus Supplementation in Improving Fermentability, Microbial Protein Synthesis and Degradability of Ammoniated Rice Straw
(2009)Rumen microbes need minerals for supporting its growth and activity in fermenting and digesting feeds. However, the supply of minerals should match the amount of energy that is available for microbial growth and protein ... -
Comparison of Indirect and Direct Determination of Microbial Growth in The Rumen Simulation Technique (RUSITEC)
(2009)A study to compare the indirect and direct measurements of microbial protein synthesis in Rusitec using stable isotope nitrogen (15N-urea with 95% enrichment) as a tracer have been conducted. Six types of ration containing ... -
Physiological Status, Blood Profile and Body Composition of Sheep Fed with Ca-Saponified Lemuru Oil Coated by Herbs
(2009)Indonesia is one of humid-tropical country with average daily temperature range from 22 - 35oC with relative humidity around 85%. In this condition, animal has problem with body thermoregulation and utilization of energy ... -
The Effect of Ration with Antibiotics (Virginiamycin) and Temulawak (Curcuma Xanthorriza Roxb.) to Broiler Performances
(2009)The purpose of this research is to learn about the effect of Virginiamycin and Temulawak addition to performance. The research used 100 broiler chickens from Cobb CP 707 strain. The research used Completely Randomized ... -
The Chemical Composition and Nutritive Value of Mulberry Leaf as a Protein Source in Poultry Diets
(2009)A study was conducted to determine the chemical composition of mulberry (Morus alba) leaf meal (MLM) and its nutritive value as a feed ingredient in diets of broiler and layer chickens. The crude dry matter, protein, ash, ... -
Effect of Mungbean as Local Feed Ingredients to Substitute Soybean Meal in the Diet on the Performance of Broilers
(2009)In response to ifeed antibiotics ban and feed security, a research was carried out to study the effect of local feed ingredients in the diet based on corn or sorghum in combination with soybean meal or mung beans on broilers ... -
Utilizing potential soil microorganisms, humic acid, grasses and legumes forages in marginal and degraded lands in Indonesia
(2009)Marginal and degraded lands in Indonesia are considerably extensive and include many kinds of soil, for instance acid soil and post mining soil. The efforts which can be conducted are the use of biological fertilizers, ... -
Productivity of Brachiaria humidicola as results of different nutrient source application
(2009)In many tropical pastures invasive weed like Chromolaena odorata becomes a serious species with no redeeming feature and causes poor and low calving rates of local cattle. Utilization of C. odorata biomass as organic ... -
Early Growth of Panicum sarmentosum Roxb. – A Promising Grass in Livestock - Coconut Integration System
(2009)Coconut plantations have been long widely used as growing area. In Central Sulawesi this integrated system traditionally plays important roles in small scale farmers. In Central Sulawesi, the system is suitable and productive ... -
Growth, Production and Nutritive Value of Brachiaria mulato as Affected by Levels of Urea Fertilization
(2009)This experiment was aimed at investigating growth, production, and nutritive value of Mulato grass (Brachiaria mulato) as affected by levels of urea fertilization. The experiment was designed with a 3 x 6 completely ... -
Feeding Fermented Jatropha curcas L. Meal Supplemented with Cellulase and Phytase to Kampong Chicken
(2009)Fermented Jatropha curcas meal using Rhizopus oryzae could decrease the fat content in the meal (5.8% Vs 0.39) and eliminated trypsin inhibitor up to 67.95 %. The decreasing of fat content indicated the elimination of the ... -
Carcass Composition of Broilers Fed Diets Based on Total and Digestible Amino Acid Formulation
(2009)The objective of this research was to determine the difference in carcass composition between male and female birds and between birds of two different genotypes fed four diets differed in formulation, i.e: 1) based on total ... -
The Effect of Ragi Tape Fermentation Products in Diets on Nutrients Digestibility and Growth Performance of Bali Drake
(2009)This research was carried out to study the effect of fermentation ragi tape products (rice bran, pollard, soybean-hull, and cocoa-pod fermented) in diets on nutrients digestibility and growth performance of Bali drake aged ... -
Coprase Produced by Aspergillus niger and Trichoderma spp Improved Broiler Performance Fed Copra Meal Based Diets
(2009)Despite the fact that copra meal is rich in protein (up to 25%), and can meet the crude protein demands for young chicks, it is poor in quality. An experiment was carried out to determine the effect of coprase (an enzyme ... -
The Evaluation of Rumen Metabolism of Fries Holstein (Fh) Calves Fed Biofermented Cocoa Pods Using Phanerochaete Chrysosporium
(2009)An in vivo experiment was conducted to evaluate cocoa pods to substitute forages for ruminant. The experiment was carried out using latin square design on 5 head of FH calves with 5 treatments and 5 replications. Ration ... -
The Relationship between Ruminal Macro Mineral Solubility and Fermentability of Selected Tropical Legumes Tree with Mineral Absorption on Local Sheep
(2009)A research to study relationship between macromineral solubility, fermentability of some tree legumes with in vivo digestibility using local sheep has been conducted. In the first experiment, five tropical legume trees ... -
Effectivity of Jatropha curcas Seed Meal Fermented with Various Moulds as Protein Source for Male Mice (Mus musculus)
(2009)Jatropha curcas L seed meal (JCSM) is a waste product of seed processing to produce oil as biofuel. This JCSM contains high crude protein (24.3%) leading to its use as protein source for animals. However, the utilization ...
