Implementation of Government Assistance for Stators-tech Equipment at Broiler Chicken Closed Houses in Palopo City Indonesia

Abstract

In closed-house enclosures with various sensors, air quality parameters are sometimes not monitored regularly, especially during colder weather. Standard provisions are often not considered because reducing operating costs is cheaper. To produce these parameters, special efforts are needed to ensure temperature, relative humidity control, and simultaneous release of NH3 and CO2 gases. The cost of broiler chicken production reaches 70% from feed, so high feed use reduces farmer income. To help farmers reduce production costs, the Palopo Government provides equipment rocks to broiler chicken farmers as stators-tech tools, an element of wind speed in the cage. Data was collected directly from blower speed measurements produced by stators-tech and weighing body weight growth during maintenance. The results obtained by farmers using stator-tech control tools assisted by the Palopo City Government showed very significant results by getting an IP score of 505 (prime) because the effect of strong winds from blowers can be reduced by the tool, even though the mortality rate is 3.65%.

Keywords

• toxic gas
• adaptive humidity
• feed conversion
• air quality