Evaluation Additional of Synbiotic Powder in Feed to Improve Milk Production and Quality of Dairy Cattle

Lignochlitic bacteria have a high ability to degrade complex and synthetic organic compounds. Lignochrolitic bacteria-based probiotics can improve gas production, digestibility of organic matter, efficiency of microbial protein synthesis, production of NH3 and VFA in vitro . The purpose of the study...

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Published in:BIO web of conferences 2024-01, Vol.104, p.19
Main Authors: Prihartini, Indah, Ismail, Akhis Soleh, Khotimah, Khusnul, Wedyan, Mohammed Ali, Mariyam, Dewi, Hidayat, Asmah
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
friesian holstein
in vivo
increase production
lignochloritic bacteria
waste utilization
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Summary:Lignochlitic bacteria have a high ability to degrade complex and synthetic organic compounds. Lignochrolitic bacteria-based probiotics can improve gas production, digestibility of organic matter, efficiency of microbial protein synthesis, production of NH3 and VFA in vitro . The purpose of the study is the optimization and testing of the synbiotic potential of lignochloritic bacteria–based powder in vivo . The research was conducted in collaboration with PT. Agro Gemilang Indonesia for synbiotic production, PT. Milkindo Berkah Abadi for in vivo test in dairy cows. The test variables include nutritional performance, production and quality of dairy cow’s milk given synbiotic powder to the feed. The synbiotic formula used is the best result on in vitro testing.
ISSN:2117-4458
2117-4458
DOI:10.1051/bioconf/202410400019