Effect of Using Sago Palm Pith Growth Performers of Betong Chicken
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The effect of the growth of sago Betong chicken. This study used Betong chicken mixed gender. Since the age of 3-12 weeks of stall 75 in a 1x1 meter using a randomized complete Completety Randomizd Desigh (CRD) 5 treatment with replications per treatment over 5 chicken of each group. Getting food and get the same food sago mix of 10, 20, 30 and 40 respectively, the study found that the supplements make sago average feed consumption. Average weight is not statistically significant difference (p> 0.05) by 30 percent in the group supplemented sago resulted in feed intake, average weight and average best. As a food supplement Affect the rate of growth averaging close to a group of complementary sago level 20 percent, which is not statistically different (P> 0.05), and changing diets fed sago in 20 percent no difference statistics (P> 0.05)
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