Mata Kuliah Ilmu dan Teknologi Pengolahan Hasil Ikutan Ternak Oleh: Yuli Yanti, S. Pt, M. Si Laboratorium Industri Pengolahan Hasil Ternak Universitas.

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Mata Kuliah Ilmu dan Teknologi Pengolahan Hasil Ikutan Ternak Oleh: Yuli Yanti, S. Pt, M. Si Laboratorium Industri Pengolahan Hasil Ternak Universitas Sebelas Maret Surakarta 2/17/2011

Pengertian hasil ikutan (by-product) Hasil ikutan adalah hasil peternakan yang bukan hasil (produk) utama By-product akan mempunyai nilai tambah ketika sudah melalui proses pengolahan sehingga bisa dimanfaatkan 2/17/2011

Edible by-product: inedible by-product: By-product

Edible product Raw by-productPrincipal use BrainsVariety meat LiverVariety meat HeartVariety meat KidneysVariety meat Spleen (melt)Variety meat SweetbreadsVariety meat TongueVariety meat OxtailsVariety meat Cheek and head trimmingsSausage ingredient Beef extractSoups and bouillon bloodSausage component

Cont. Raw by-productPrincipal use stomach (a) Suckling calvesRennet for cheesemaking (b) PorkSausage container, ingredient (c) Beef (1st and 2nd)Sausage ingredient, tripe BonesGelatin for confectioneries, ice cream, and jellied food products Fats (a) Cattle, calves, lambs & sheepShortening, candies, chewing gum (b) PorkShortening (lard) Intestines, smallSausage casings Intestines, large (pork)Chitterlings Intestines, largeSausage casings Esophagus (weasand)Sausage ingredient Pork skinsGelatin for confectioneries, ice cream and jellied food products; french fried pork Calf skin trimmingsGelatin for confectioneries, ice cream, and jellied food products 2/17/2011

inedible by-product Hide (cattle and calves) Leather and gluenumerous leather goods paper boxes sandpaper plywood Hairfelts plaster binder uphostery Pork skinsTanned skinleather goods PeltsWooltextiles Skinleather goods Lanolinointments FatsInedible tallowindustrial oils lubricants glycerin 2/17/2011

Cont. Tankagelivestock and poultry feeds Cracklings Stick Greaseindustrial oils animal feeds BonesDry boneglue hardening steel Bone mealanimal feed fertilizer Blood albumenleather preparations textile sizing Cattle feet nsNeatsfoot stockfine lubricants Neatsfoot oilleather preparatio GlandsPharmaceuticals medicinesEnzyme preparations industrial uses Lungspet foods 2/17/2011

Skin, hide, pelts Skin: calf Hide: cow, steer, bull 2/17/2011

fat Tallow: congealing point above 40 o C Greases: under 40 o C 2/17/2011

Animal Feeds and Fertilizers Dried blood (blood meal) -- made by coagulating fresh blood with steam, draining off the liquid, and drying the coagulum. Meat meal -- made from the proteinaceous materials from the inedible rendering process. Steamed bone meal -- made by cooking bones with steam, under a high pressure, in order to remove any fat and meat that may be left on them. 2/17/2011

Gelatin and Glue Gelatin -- made from skins or hides, connective tissues, cartilage, and bones of cattle and calves. Cooking in water converts the collagen in these materials to gelatin Glue -- made from the same items as gelatin, but is extracted from these materials by successive heatings in water under specific temperature conditions. 2/17/2011

Pharmaceuticals 1. Glands Adrenal -- epinephrine is extracted from the adrenal medulla and adrinocortical extract from the adrenal cortex. Ovaries -- used as a source of estrogens and progesterone. Pancreas -- yields insulin and trypsin. Parathyroid -- parathyroid hormone extract is used to prevent large scale muscular rigidity. Pituitary -- source of ACTH (adrenocorticotropic hormone). Testes -- source of hyaluronidase. Thyroid -- source of thyroxine and calcitonin. 2/17/2011

2. Tissues and Organs Blood -- source of albumin and amino acids. Bone -- source of calcium and phosphorous. Intestines -- surgical sutures and condoms. Liver -- liver extracts and bile extract, which can be used to make cortisone. Lungs -- heparin Spinal cord -- source of cholesterol, which is used to manufacture vitamin D. Stomach -- rennet (from calves), mucin (from pigs), and pepsin (from pigs). 2/17/2011

Other by-products Fetal calf blood -- used for cancer and AIDS research. Aorta values -- for replacement of defective human heart values. Fetal pigs -- used for biology teaching. Gall stones -- sold as aphrodisiacs in the Far East. 2/17/2011

sekian Terima kasih 2/17/2011