Utilization of Different Levels (0; 10; and 20%) of Dried Water Hyacinth for Pigs

Authors

  • Angkham BOUTHDALA Department of Livestock, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Chmpasakt University
  • Phonmany THAMMACHUCK Department of Livestock, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Chmpasakt University
  • Bouakeo SUNGTHAVISOUK Department of Livestock, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Chmpasakt University

Keywords:

Water Hyacinth meal, Large White + Landrace + Duroc pigs

Abstract

Study on the utilization of Water Hyacinth for pigs. Nine of the Large White + Landrace + Duroc pigs with 8 kilograms of average initial body weight were used. They were arranged by RCBD divided into 3 treatments with 4 replications. Each group was fed adlib with diets containing 0; 10 and 20% of Water Hyacinth, Each experimental diet was adjusted as the same 14% crude protein of the diet. The duration of the test were finished when the body weight of pigs were 39-40 kilograms. The result showed that increasing levels of the Water Hyacinth meal from 0-10% in the diets were significant difference (P>0.05) in average daily gain, feed intake, feed conversion ratio and cost of feed per gain.

Author Biography

Angkham BOUTHDALA, Department of Livestock, Faculty of Agriculture and Forestry at Chmpasakt University

Corresponding author: Tel. 020 99474900, E-mail address: Angkham.BDL@hotmail.com

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Published

2018-07-03

How to Cite

[1]
BOUTHDALA, A. et al. 2018. Utilization of Different Levels (0; 10; and 20%) of Dried Water Hyacinth for Pigs . Champasack University Scientific Journal. 3, 3 (Jul. 2018), 59–68.