Pengaruh Suplementasi Multi Nutrient Block terhadap Penempilan Kelinci Betina Lokal

This study aims to determine the effect of Multi Nutrient Block on the performance of local female rabbits given ground grass feedstock. A randomized block design with four treatments and five blocks as replicates was used in this study, the treatment was a local female rabbit fed field grass g/head/day (R1), a control feedsupplemented MNB 45 g/ gain, grass consumption, MNB consumption, protein intake, and feed conversion. The results showed that the higher the supplementation of MNB, the higher the final body weight, weight gain, MNB consumption, total consumption, energy consumption, and consumption of crude protein b with treatment without MNB supplementation (R0). It can be concluded that increasing multi Submitted Date: Juny 12, 2017 Editor-Reviewer Article;: A.A.P.P.Wibawa ; N. W. Siti peternakantropika_ejournal@yahoo.com email: jurnaltropika@unud.ac.id 227 MULTI NUTRIENT BLOCK KELINCI BETINA LOKAL (Lepus n G. D. A., I M. Nuriyasa dan A.W. Puger Udayana, Jl. P. B. Sudirman e-mail: dedyartawiguna@gmail.com ABSTRAK pakan kontrol yang disuplementasi MNB menunjukkan bahwa semakin tinggi suplementasi MNB , dapat menurunkan konsumsi rumput tanpa suplementasi MNB (R0). Dapat disimpulkan bahwa kelinci betina lokal (Lepus neigricollis) juga meningkat. , kelinci, Multi nutrient block, rumput lapangan MULTI BLOCKSUPPLEMENTATION (Lepus ne ABSTRACT onlyas control (R0), a control feed supplemented by MNB 15 feedsupplemented MNB 30 g/head/day (R2), control head/day (R3). The observed variabel wasl body weight, total consumption, energy but reduced grass consumption compared Accepted Date: : Universitas Udayana TERHADAP negricollis) , Denpasar Multi Nutrient Block ulangan digunakan njukkan maka total, pa ) umput SUPPLEMENTATION TO negricollis) (MNB) supplementation upplemented d weight consumption, crude ut July 5 2017 Wiguna et al. Peternakan Tropika Vol. 5 No. 2 Th. 2017:227– 237 Page 228 nutrient block supplementation from 15g/head/day to 45g/head/day results in the p