Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations

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Autor(a) principal: GARNIDA,Yudi
Data de Publicação: 2022
Outros Autores: RUDIANSYAH,Mohammad, YASIN,Ghulam, MAHMUDIONO,Trias, KADHIM,Abed Jawad, SHARMA,Sandhir, HUSSEIN,Hussein Ali, SHICHIYAKH,Rustem Adamovich, ABDELBASSET,Walid Kamal, ISWANTO,Acim Heri
Tipo de documento: Artigo
Idioma: eng
Título da fonte: Food Science and Technology (Campinas)
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Resumo: Abstract One way to use food industry wastes is to feed the livestock and poultry. Applying appropriate management methods for the optimal use of agricultural waste in the preparation of livestock and poultry feed increases productivity and reduces damage to agricultural and conversion industries and the use of new resources in animal and poultry feed. In this paper, in order to investigate the possibility of recycling food waste as poultry feed, the waste produced in a restaurant has been used. The parameters of fat percentage were measured using Soxhlet extractor, percentage of dry matter using the oven, percentage of protein in it using Kjeldahl method, and also the percentage of calcium and phosphorus with the standard beard. Comparing them with the usual diet used in poultry feed shows that the average values ​​of calcium, protein, and fat content of food waste are 0.14%, 5.65%, 7.34% higher than the average diet of poultry, respectively. Also, the average amount of phosphorus and dry matter of food waste is 0.48% and 60% less than the average diet of poultry, respectively.
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dc.title.none.fl_str_mv Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
title Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
spellingShingle Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
GARNIDA,Yudi
waste management
restaurant food waste
poultry rations
recycling
title_short Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
title_full Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
title_fullStr Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
title_full_unstemmed Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
title_sort Investigation of parameters in restaurant food waste for use as poultry rations
author GARNIDA,Yudi
author_facet GARNIDA,Yudi
RUDIANSYAH,Mohammad
YASIN,Ghulam
MAHMUDIONO,Trias
KADHIM,Abed Jawad
SHARMA,Sandhir
HUSSEIN,Hussein Ali
SHICHIYAKH,Rustem Adamovich
ABDELBASSET,Walid Kamal
ISWANTO,Acim Heri
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author2 RUDIANSYAH,Mohammad
YASIN,Ghulam
MAHMUDIONO,Trias
KADHIM,Abed Jawad
SHARMA,Sandhir
HUSSEIN,Hussein Ali
SHICHIYAKH,Rustem Adamovich
ABDELBASSET,Walid Kamal
ISWANTO,Acim Heri
author2_role author
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author
author
author
author
author
author
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dc.contributor.author.fl_str_mv GARNIDA,Yudi
RUDIANSYAH,Mohammad
YASIN,Ghulam
MAHMUDIONO,Trias
KADHIM,Abed Jawad
SHARMA,Sandhir
HUSSEIN,Hussein Ali
SHICHIYAKH,Rustem Adamovich
ABDELBASSET,Walid Kamal
ISWANTO,Acim Heri
dc.subject.por.fl_str_mv waste management
restaurant food waste
poultry rations
recycling
topic waste management
restaurant food waste
poultry rations
recycling
description Abstract One way to use food industry wastes is to feed the livestock and poultry. Applying appropriate management methods for the optimal use of agricultural waste in the preparation of livestock and poultry feed increases productivity and reduces damage to agricultural and conversion industries and the use of new resources in animal and poultry feed. In this paper, in order to investigate the possibility of recycling food waste as poultry feed, the waste produced in a restaurant has been used. The parameters of fat percentage were measured using Soxhlet extractor, percentage of dry matter using the oven, percentage of protein in it using Kjeldahl method, and also the percentage of calcium and phosphorus with the standard beard. Comparing them with the usual diet used in poultry feed shows that the average values ​​of calcium, protein, and fat content of food waste are 0.14%, 5.65%, 7.34% higher than the average diet of poultry, respectively. Also, the average amount of phosphorus and dry matter of food waste is 0.48% and 60% less than the average diet of poultry, respectively.
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