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               The 2  International Seminar of Science and Technology
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               Universitas Terbuka
               divided into press cake and press juice. A so-called tricanter centrifuge
               is then used to separate this juice into three phases: an oil phase, a
               solid phase, and an aqueous phase (stick water) that contains soluble
               nutrients. Press cake and press juice are first created from heated raw
               ingredients. After the aqueous phase has evaporated to a high dry
               matter concentration, the solid phase is subsequently added back to
               the press cake. The press cake is then dried to produce fishmeal. The
               first  press  cake  is  merely  dried  till  it  becomes  fishmeal  in  this  less
               expensive procedure, similar to how it is done with by-products of the
               tuna fishery in the Philippines and aboard certain fishing vessels. This
               traditional  method  is  frequently  viewed  as  being  overly  expensive.
               When making livestock feed, rice bran and liquid red meat silage are
               combined  in  various  ratios  to  produce  finished  goods  with  various
               protein levels. This dry feed can be contained in HDPE gusseted bags
               that are moisture resistant.
               Feed produced by mixing 1 kg of rice bran with 400 ccs of red meat
               silage  has  20%  protein,  23%  fat,  and  8.8%  ash  [11].  Since  they
               demonstrated no negative effects on growth, blood meal and tuna by-
               product  meal  have  been  approved  for  use  as  formulation  feeds  in
               tilapia aquaculture. It is anticipated that the cost of feed products with
               various fishmeal alternatives will decrease with the usage of tuna by-
               product  meals  and  blood  meals  as  protein  sources  in  Nile  tilapia
               farming. Based on the fish's overall performance, BM is an appropriate
               protein  source  to  substitute  fish  meals  in  young  Nile  tilapia.  The
               substitution of blood meal with tuna by-product meal had a substantial
               impact on  growth  and nutrient  utilization [26]. The silages are then
               delivered to a centralized processing facility in sufficient quantities to
               allow for their processing into an oil and an aqueous phase containing
               hydrolyzed proteins. A concentrated fish protein hydrolysate with a dry
               matter  content  of  at  least  42-44%  is  created  by  evaporating  the
               aqueous phase. In the dry feed formulation for ruminants, poultry, and
               farmed fish other than salmon, this is coupled with oil providing long-
               chain  omega-3  fatty  acids.  Using  commercial  enzymes,  derived




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