The Utilization of Some Feed Supplements by Using or Without Molasses on Local Male Sheep on Fermentation Results in Rumen Liquid, Daily Live Weight Gain, Production, C/N Ratio and Water Content of Feces.



Suharyono Suharyono(1*), Teguh Wahyono(2), C. Ellen. K(3), Asih Kurniawati(4)

(1) Centre for Application Isotope and Radiation, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Lebak Bulus Raya Street, Kotak Pos 7002 JKSKL, Jakarta 12070, Indonesia.
(2) Centre for Application Isotope and Radiation, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Lebak Bulus Raya Street, Kotak Pos 7002 JKSKL, Jakarta 12070, Indonesia.
(3) Centre for Application Isotope and Radiation, National Nuclear Energy Agency, Lebak Bulus Raya Street, Kotak Pos 7002 JKSKL, Jakarta 12070, Indonesia.
(4) Faculty of Animal Science, Gajah Mada University, Fauna Street No.3 Bulak Sumur, Yogyakarta 55281, Indonesia.
(*) Corresponding Author

Abstract


The objective of this experiment was to know how much pH, ammonia (NH3) and volatile fatty acid total (TVFA) concentration in rumen liquid, daily live weight gain (DLWG) and feed consumption increase, production and water content in feces due to local male sheep given feed supplement of UMMB, MFS and MFS No molasses. Experimental design used Double Latin square design 4x4, and then if the feed treatments are signi cantly different, it would be tested by Duncan’s Multiple Range test. Parameters measurement were consist of pH, NH3, TVFA, DLWG, feed consumption, production and water content of feces. The results indicated that pH, NH3, TVFA, feed consumption and production of feces were not signi cantly different on P>0.05. Whereas, DLWG/head/day was signi cantly different due to the feed treatments, the values of T1, T2, T3 and T4 were 49.41, 67.26, 111.94 and 88.10 g/head/day respectively. In addition, the water content in feces of male sheep also had a signi cant difference on P<0.05, the values were 7.42, 7.72, 8.84 and 7.81%. 


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feed supplement, fermentation, production, water, feces

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