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Supplementation of corn waste and peanut shell waste in concentrate on the performance of Bali cow

International Journal of Fauna and Biological Studies · 2020 · Vol. 7(3) · pp. 97–101

Abstract

The purpose of this study was to examine the effect of supplementation of corn waste and peanut shell waste (CPW) in concentrate on the performance of Bali cow. The research used of 30 head Bali cows up to 18 month old with average initial weight for 151.11±10.48 g/head. It used complete randomized block design with three treatment and 10 bloks as replicates. Control diet was local grasses with supplemented of 1 kg rice bran concentrate (RBC) as control (P0); Suplemented of 0.50 kg CRB+0.50 kg CPW concentrate (P1); and Supplemented 0.25 kg CRB +0.75 kg CPW concentrate (P2), respectively.Result of the research showed that the animal fed P2 was lower (P0.05) between Group P0 dand P1. It can be concluded that supplementation of mixed concentrate between corn waste and peanut shell waste can be used as a substitute for 50% rice bran concentrate in Bali cows.

Food and Agricultural SciencesLivestock Farming and ManagementAgricultural and Biological ResearchBranRandomized block designAnimal scienceCompletely randomized designFood scienceChemistryBiologyBiotechnologyAgronomy
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