Study of lactic acid bacteria in hen manure for improving animal feed quality

Adisak Taneepan

Study of lactic acid bacteria in hen manure for improving animal feed quality

1987

Adisak Taneepan

Lactic acid bacteria were isolated from 30 samples of hen manure. They were Streptococcus faecium, Lactobacillus fermentum, and Lactobacillus bulgaricus. Using lactic acid bacteria as inoculum in the medium composed of 15 % rice bran, 2 % soy bean residues, 33 % manure and 50 % water, medium crude protein was increased 5 %. The fermentation products are good for using as animal feed supplement.

Show more [+]

AGROVOC Keywords

alimentation des animaux fermentation fumier lactobacillus pollo poulet streptococcus suplementos valeur nutritive valor nutritivo

Bibliographic information

Other Subjects

Fermentacion; Alimentacion de los animales; Estiercol; Bacterie lactique; Complement alimentaire; Bacterias acidolacticas

Language

Thai, English

Note

Summaries only

Thesis (B.Ed. in Industrial and Science)

Type

Thesis; Summary; Non-Conventional

Source

[Collection of Thesis Abstracts in 1986], King Mongkut's Inst. of Technology, Thonburi Campus, Bangkok (Thailand).- Bangkok (Thailand), 1987. p. 231-232

In AGRIS since: 1995-08-15

Format: AGRIS AP

Data Provider

This bibliographic record has been provided by Thai National AGRIS Centre, Kasetsart University

Discover this data provider's collection in AGRIS

Lookup at Google Scholar

If you notice any incorrect information relating to this record, please contact us at agris@fao.org