The purpose concerning this research was to check the digestibility in vivo and in sacco of four selected feed possessions. Natural rangelands support and provide feed forlarge number of livestock. It plays a alive role innational frugality through provision of animal productsfor local use and exports. In vivo experiment was conducted to consider apparent feed digestibility of the 4 grasses intentional namely tusker grass, mini pachyderm grass, Panicum maximum lawn, and BD grass. According to the results of close analysis, pachyderm grass has a bigger protein content than the other 3 types of lawn. Panicum maxima grass has the least amount of protein. The four grasses had corresponding amounts of organic matter, rude fiber, fat, and non-protein nitrogen extract. The results of experiment in vivo registered that the dry matter feed intake of the feed stuffs was grazing from 1.07kg/head/day for tiny elephant lawn and 1.42kg/head/day for elephant lawn. The average of fecal per person per day was 0.33kg. Analysis of in vivo feed digestibility proved that elephant lawn was 70%, mini large mammal grass was 60%, Panicum maximum lawn was 69%, and Brachiaria decumbens grass was 71%. The statistical reasoning of the feed digestibility indicated that the was no some significantly dissimilarities (p>0.05) between bureaucracy. The dry matter (DM) digestibility of elephant lawn tended expected higher than that of mini large mammal grass, Panicum maximum lawn, and BD grass. This maybe due to correspondence in the content of nutrient in those of 4 grasses. According to the results of an experiment attended in sacco, elephant lawn had a higher washing loss or dissolved fraction (a) than Panicum maximum grass, BD lawn, and small mastodon grass. BD lawn has a larger mysterious yet fermentable proportion (b) than additional grasses. Mini elephant lawn had a higher rate of ruminant food degradation (c) than pachyderm grass, Panicum maximum lawn, and BD grass. It is clear that extreme content of soluble fraction in the feed intentional does not always understood by high rate of feed degradability, potential degradability, and the peak degradability. It is submitted that by conducting experiment in sacco developed in more comprehensive facts regarding of by means of what the grasses have been degraded and simmered in the rumen of buck.
Author(s) Details:
Ismartoyo,
Faculty
of Animal Science, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia.
Islamiyati,
Faculty
of Animal Science, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia.
Muh. Rusdy,
Faculty of Animal Science, Hasanuddin University, Indonesia.
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