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E-Journal Of Animal Science Udayana University
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THE ROLE OF UREA LIME MIXTURE IN CONCENTRATE CONTAINING DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CASSAVA ON RUMEN FERMENTATION OF ETAWAH CROSSBRED GOAT O. Cakra, I G. L.; Sudana, I. B.; Mahardika, I G.; G. Partama, I. B.
E-Journal Of Animal Science Udayana University Vol 2, No 1,Tahun 2013
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An experiment was carried out to study to the role of urea lime mixture in concentrate containing cassava on the rumen fermentation of the etawah crossbred goat through in-vivo experiment. A randomized block design (RBD) consisted of 4 different rations and 4 replicates was used in this experiment. Atotal of 16 etawah crossbred goats with initial body weight ranging from 12.4 - 19 kg were aranged in to 16 pens experiment. Four feed treatments (A, B, C and D) were offered to four groups of four goats. The first treatment (A) was 50% elephant grass 50% concentrate (without cassava urea lime) as control diet, the second treatment (B) was 50% elephant grass 50% concentrate (without cassava, with 4% urea and 2% lime), the third treatment (C) was 50% elephant grass 50% concentrate (with 25% cassava, 4% urea and 2% lime), and fourth treatment (D) was 50% elephant grass 50% concentrate (with 50% cassava, 4% urea and 2% lime). Ration was composed based on standard requirement of 15 kg body weight goat with 75 g daily weight gain. Results of This study showed that the concentration of NH3, VFA, propionic acid, and protozoa rumen population on treatment A, B, C, and D were significantly different (p<0,05). It can be concluded that Utilization of 4% urea and 2% lime without cassava in concentrate increased N-NH3 level of rumen fluid, but level of N-NH3 rumen fluid on goat fed with 4% urea and 2% lime in concentrate contain 25 and 50% cassava was not increase, compared to thoset fed controled (treatment A). Propionic acid level and rumen protozoa population could be increased through urea lime and cassava addition in concentrate.
PROTEIN AND ENERGY REQUIREMENT FOR MAINTENANCE AND GROTH OF BALI CATTLE Mariani, N.P; Mahardika, I G.; Putra, Sentana; Gaga Partama, I.B.
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This experiment was conducted to determine the protein and energy requirement for maintenanceand growth of bali cattle. The experiment used randomized completely block design (RCBD), whichconsisted of five treatments and three weight groups as block. The initial body weight of male bali cattlewas 198.67-207.00 kg. The treatments were five rations which composed with different protein andenergy content as follows: ration A with 15.42% protein and 4020 kcal GE/kg DM, ration B with14.74% protein and 3750 kcal GE/kg DM; ration C with 13.11% protein and 3790 kcal GE/kg DM ;ration D with 10.33% protein and 3920 kcal GE/kg DM, and ration E with 10.58% protein and 3530 kcalGE/kg DM. The variables measured were nutrient intake and as well as the calculation of the energy andprotein requirement. The results showed that dry matter and energy intake were not significant different,but the highest protein consumption was on A treatment and the lowest was on E treatment (0.77 vs 0.52kg/d). Requirement of protein and energy for maintenance was 8.23 g/ W0.75/d and 137.85 kcal/W0.75/d,while requirement of protein and energy for growth was 345.25 g/kg body weight gain and 3753.31kcal/kg body weight gain. Total protein and energy requirements of growing bali cattle could becalculated with the formula PRt = 8.23 W0.75 + 345.25 ?W g / d and ERt = 137.85 W0.75 + 3753.31 ?Wkcal/d, where: PRt is total protein requirements; ERt is total energy requirements; W is body weight and?W is weight gain ).
THE EFFECT OF FERMENTED PURPLE SWEET POTATO (Ipomoea batatas L) IN THE RATION ON THE ANTIOXIDANT PROFILE AND MEAT CHOLESTEROL OF BALI DUCK Belawa Yadnya, Tjokorda Gede; Sudana, Ida Bagus; Mahardika, I Gede; Mastika, I M.
E-Journal Of Animal Science Udayana University Vol 2, No 1,Tahun 2013
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An experiment was carried out to the study the effect of fermented purple sweet potato ( Ipomoea batatas L) in the ration on the profile antioxidant and meat cholesterol of bali duck. A Completely Randomized Design (CRD), consisted seven treatments and four replicates each was used in this experiment. The seven treatments were ration without purple sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas L) (treatment A), ration containing 10, 20, and 30% un fermented purple sweet potato (treatment B, C, and D), ration containing 10, 20, and 30% fermented purple sweet potato (treatment E, F, and G). Each treatment consisted of four replicates with four ducks in each replicates with homogenous age and weight. The variables observed including profile antioxidant, antioxidant capacity, malondialdehida (MDA), and superoxida dismutase (SOD); lipid profile : total clolesterol, high density lipoprotein (HDL), low density lipoprotein (LDL), and triglyceride. Feeds offered were iso nitrogenous and iso calory and were given ad lidThe result showed that using fermented purple sweet potato in the ration improved antioxidant profile that was increased of antioxidant capacity such as superoxida dismutase (SOD) were significantly (P<0,05), and malondialdehida (MDA) decreased was sinificantly (P<0,05) than those given control diet..Ducks meat offered control diet contained total cholesterol and LDL 107,66 mg/100 g and 45,55 mg/100g respectively, When offered diet containing un fermented purple sweet potatoes decreased the content of cholesterol and LDL significantly (P<0.05) compared to control.Result of the experiment suggested that the effect of fermented purple sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas L) in the ration improved the antioxidant profile and consentration of the meat cholesterol of bali duck.
THE PERFORMANCE OF AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION IN DEVELOPING BALI COW BUSINESS IN MUNA REGENCY OF SOUTHEAST SULAWESI TENGGARA Sari, A. M.; Nuraini, N. K.; Suparta, I. N.
E-Journal Of Animal Science Udayana University Vol 2, No 1,Tahun 2013
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The aims of this study is to know the performance of agricultural extension in term of developing Bali cow business and the success of farmers in developing Bali cow business in Muna regency. Those respondents in this study determined by classified random sampling by proportional technique namely 10% performance of agricultural extension taken by census. Based on result the agricultural extension categorize as good (69,13%), whereas the successful of farmer in term of Bali cow production categorized as less success (53,02%), There is unreal relationship between the performance of agricultural extension and success of farmer, whereas knowledge, skill, motivation, act, range of place of living relate real positive toward the performance of agricultural extension. Conclusions of this study are performance of agricultural extension workers in this area is included in good category, and success of farmer categorize as less success. Performance of agricultural extension relates unreal positive success of farmer. Whereas knowledge, skill, motivation, act, range of place of living relate real positive toward the performance of agricultural extension

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