2nd International Conference on
Interdisciplinary Research and Development
29-31 October, 2015
Maejo University, Chiang Mai, Thailand
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Example: The process of protein enrichment of animal feed using microorganisms in a semisolid culture to improve the nutritional value of forage for ruminants has been evaluated [2-3].
Incorporation of microbial additives such as a culture of Saccharomyces cerevisiae to the diet has
become common practice in ruminant nutrition. Boonnop et al. [4] reported that cassava chips
fermented with S. cerevisiae (yeast-fermented cassava chips) significantly increase crude protein
(300 g/kg DM) and lysine contents as well as reduce cyanide level.
Grown in tropical areas in large scale, Cassava (Manihot esculenta, Crantz) has a potential
use in ruminant livestock nutrition and feeding. Cassava root contains a high level of energy and has
been used as a source of readily fermentable energy in ruminant rations [5-7]. Whole cassava crop
(cassava hay) was introduced by Wanapat [8] into a dry-season feeding system for ruminants by
managing cassava crop growth in order to obtain optimal yield and good protein quality. Cassava
hay is high in protein (200-250 g/kg DM) and contains condensed tannins (15-40 g/kg DM). It has
proved to be an excellent ruminant protein feed and its use has been successfully implemented in
several ways either bydirect feeding or as a protein source in concentrated mixtures and highquality feed blocks [8-9].
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