DASAR PAKAN UNGGAS. Feeds of plant and animal origin consist of chemical compounds known as Proteins Carbohydrates Fats Vitamins Minerals Water.

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DASAR PAKAN UNGGAS

Feeds of plant and animal origin consist of chemical compounds known as Proteins Carbohydrates Fats Vitamins Minerals Water

YANG HARUS DIPERHATIKAN DALAM MENYUSUN RANSUM Memenuhi semua zat pakan yang dibutuhkan ternak; Mengandung protein sesuai dengan umur ayam; Lemak kurang dari 8%; Serat kasar kurang dari 6%; Mengandung mineral cukup; Mengandung vitamin terutama A, B komplek dan D; Metabolisme energi cukup; Ekonomis.

POULTRY FEEDING Energy feeds  Grain, grain by-products and animal & vegetable fats and oils supply the most of energy in the poultry diets.  Corn is the most common grain used in formulating poultry diets  Other grains such as grain sorghum & wheat substituted part of corn  Animal & vegetable fats can be added in limited amounts (<8% of the diet)

Protein supplements  Protein suppl. Added to provide the essential AAs.  Several protein sources used to achieve a better balance of the needed AAs.  Animal protein sources are more variable in their amino acids than plant protein

Plant protein:  Soybean meal is most commonly plant protein source & has a better balance of AAs than other plant protein (cottonseed meal, corn gluten meal).  Cottonseed meal used in grower poultry ration to replace up to 50% of the soybean meal. Animal protein:  The most commonly used are fish meal, meat by- products, milk by-products, blood meal, feather meal & poultry by-product meal.  Fish meal have a good balance of AAs, but must not used in large amount (used at 2-5%) to avoid fishy flavor in eggs & poultry meat.

Mineral supplements  Sources of Ca in poultry diets are ground oystershell, bone meal, dicalcium phosphate.  Inorganic P supplied by bone meal, dicalcium phosphate.  Na & Cl adding as common salt ( % of diet)  Mn (Mn sulfate), zn (Zn sulfate) Vitamin supplements  Natural feedstuffs provide some vitamins for poultry.  Vitamin premixes are commonly used to provide the required vitamins in poultry.

1. Egg size (egg weight)  Level of protein in diet:  14-20% CP rations  balanced AAs  heavier eggs  The choice of protein level in layer diet depend on accurate evaluation of extra-cost for the additional protein compare with the income from larger eggs obtained. Nutrition and egg quality

 Energy intake  Mineral & vitamin levels:   Ca &  vit.D   egg weight  Level of linoleic acid:  Linoleic acid  formation lipoprotein in liver  ovary uptake by ova  higher egg weight  Strain

2. Shell quality:  The quality of egg shells depend on the presence of adequate levels of vit.D 3 & certain minerals including Ca, P & Zn.  Def. or imbalance of vit,D 3, Ca & P   shell thickness & misshapen eggs   egg production   Mn  thin & brittle-shelled eggs  The blood carbonate is the source of carbonate in the shell formation  Very hot weather  poor quality egg shells  End of laying period  falls egg shell quality due to failure in Ca metabolism &  Ca of ration

 Sulphonamide drugs  thin shelled eggs  Insecticides & fungicides in grains  malformed eggs  Rancid cod liver oil in diet  rough shells  Diseases  poor shell quality

3. Internal egg quality:  The nutritive content of the egg depends upon the level of these nutrients in the diet of laying hen  Suitable iodine in diet   content of eggs  Def. of vit.B2  slight yellowish-green tinge in albumin

4. Yolk colour  The colour of egg yolk depend upon the presence of carotenoid pigment (xanthophylls) in the ration (fresh & good dried green feeds & feed additives)  When 30% yellow maize or 5% good quality alfalfa or up to 22mg xanthophyll/kg  deep-yellow yolks

Forms/Kinds of Feed MASHES are feed mixtures containing ingredients in finely ground form CRUMBLES are feed mixtures containing ingredients in coarsely ground form PELLETS compressed mash by running it through specialized equipment

ADVANTAGES OF PELLET Wind loss is less than with mash Most feed dustiness is eliminated When handling feeds there is no separation of ingredients when feed is pelleted. Pelleting destroys some bacteria in the feed (salmonella) Pelleting increases feed density and birds can consume more low energy (high-fiber) feeds Certain feed ingredients are unacceptable to chickens (rye, buckwheat, barley) but when feed is pelleted, consumption is markedly increased. The heat, moisture and pressure from pelleting may increase the efficiency of the ration. There is less feed waste from the feeders.

DISADVANTAGES There is the added cost of pelleting the mash. Some pellets crumble when they are moved by automatic feeding systems, and the finer particles are wasted. Pellets increase water consumption. The droppings are wetter when pellets are fed.

Pengaruh Kehalusan Gandum Terhadap Pertumbuhan Anak Ayam Dan Kelainan Paruhnya BOBOT (g)% KELAINAN PARUH AWAL3 MINGGU KASAR SEDANG HALUS SEKALI

FEEDING OF BROILERS ME (Kcal/kg)Protein (%)Age / Nutrients Prestarter Starter Finisher

FEEDING OF LAYER AGEPROTEIN (%) STARTER20 – 21 GROWER15 – 16 LAYER

ME (Kcal/kg)Protein (%)Period First 3 weeks W W W W W W-market Laying hen Peak production

 Commercial feeds in mash, pelleted or crumbles form available for ducks & geese  If a commercial feed for ducks & geese is not available, chicken feed may be used (not contain coccidiostat)  Geese will start to eat pasture when they are only few days old & feed additional grain if pasture is not of good quality. FEEDING OF DUCKS & GEESE

FEEDING OF GEESE ME (Kcal/Kg diet) Protein (%)Period W (starter) After 4 W (grower) Breeding

FEEDING OF DUCKS ME (Kcal/Kg diet) Protein (%)Period W (starter) W (grower) Breeding

FACTORS AFFECTING FEED CONVERSION 1. Type of feed fed 2. Strain of the birds 3. Environmental temperature 4. Age and weight of the birds 5. Diseases 6. Rodent & flying bird control in feeding area 7. Antibiotics and medications  improve FC 8. Debeaking & size of baby chicks 9. Feed wastage 10. Form of the feed

KEBUTUHAN AIR PADA AYAM

QUIS 1.Mengapa nutrisi penting dipelajari untuk keberhasilan peternakan unggas? 2.Mengapa protein pakan pada broiler lebih tinggi dibandingkan layer? 3.Jelaskan tentang faktor-faktor yang mempengaruhi FCR!