Abstract
Abstract Background and Objective: An experiment was conducted to study the effects of diets with rice hull urea deammoniated and biofermentedbyacomplexoflactobacillusbacteriawithPiperbetleL.leaf supplementontheperformance,antioxidantcapacityand blood chemical profile of male Bali ducks in the growth phase. Methodology: The experiment was a completely randomized design (CRD) with five treatments; the treatments were: (A) control treatment, (B) diet containing 10% rice hull, (c) a diet containing 10% ammoniated and biofermented rice hull, (D) a diet containing 10% rice hull and Piper betle leaf and (E) a diet containing 10% ammoniated and biofermented rice hull and Piper betle leaf. Each treatment consisted of five Bali ducks and each treatment was replicated four times. Observed variables were consumption and digestibility of diets, final body weight, body weight gain and feed conversion ratio (FCR). Results: The results showed that diets containing 10% rice hull ammoniated and biofermented did not affect feed consumption (p>0.05), although feed digestibility and final body weight increased (p 0.05). Diets containing rice hull deammoniated and biofermented with piper betel leaf supplement decreased concentrations in Bali duck blood. Conclusion: In conclusion, diets offered with ricehullureadeammoniatedandbiofermentedsupplementedwithPiperbetleleaf improvedtheperformance,antioxidantcapacity and blood chemical profile of Bali ducks in the growth phase.
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