1 BATANG PISANG = 1 KARUNG PUR PABRIKAN❗️Ayam Cepat Besar & Keuntungan Berlipat Ganda

Welcome to Jari Pelawi's Channel 🤝 In this video, I'll show you how to cut down a banana tree trunk while explaining the proper processing for alternative feed for free-range chickens. From cutting down the tree to mixing it into the feed, please watch the following video. I hope it's helpful. Important notes on making highly nutritious alternative feed for free-range chickens! 👇 To avoid mistakes in the process of measuring alternative feed for free-range chickens, I'll provide a detailed mix based on an example: if the chopped banana tree trunk weighs 4 kg, then the manufactured feed mix will also be 4 kg. The manufactured ingredients consist of: rice bran, pur 511, corn bran, and fish bran. These four ingredients can be stocked in batches. For example, if you have 10 kg of pur 511, then you'll also need 10 kg of rice bran, but for corn bran, only 5 kg is enough, and the fish bran is only 2.5 kg. Mix all four ingredients thoroughly. From there, 50% is taken for the banana stem mixture. In this video, only 2 tablespoons of sugar are added to the feed to boost the chicken's energy. It's also mixed with an alternative feed containing 1 packet of Vita Chik for vitamin nutrition, ensuring the chicken's health and proper nutrient absorption. Remember, when chopping banana stems, squeeze out the juice and discard it. It contains tannins, which can cause chickens to become thin. Tannins bind to protein and other nutrients in the feed, which are then excreted through feces. Therefore, squeeze out the juice and discard the juice. For more details, enjoy watching this video. I hope this is helpful. Thank you. For my fellow livestock farmers, I ask you to subscribe to this channel and activate the notification bell so you won't miss any notifications when I upload new videos. After watching this video, please be active in the comments section, like the video, and share it with other livestock farmers. This will help expand my knowledge and benefit all livestock farmers. Thank you for following this guide. #alternativefeedforfree-rangechickens #breedingfriends #free-rangechickens #learningfree-rangechickenbreeding #recommendfree-rangechickenfarms #howtoraisefree-rangechickens #superiorfree-rangechickens #docchickens #fermentedfeed #kubchickens #joperchickens @jaripelawi