Nutritional Value Evaluation of Banana Skin goroho (Moses acuminafe, sp) As Animal Feed by Fermentation With oligosporus Rhizopus and Trichoderma viride

The study aims to determine the effect of fermentation using Rhizopus oligosphorus and Trichoderma viride on banana peel Goroho nutritional quality. The research material is the feed material Goroho banana peel, the inoculum fermentation Rhizopus oligosphorus and Trichoderma viride, A set of tools and materials for fermentation, a set of tools and materials proximate analysis, energy analysis and analysis gross β-carotene. The research method experiment using a completely randomized design (CRD) with 6 treatments 4 replications. The treatment consisted of P0: Banana skin Goroho without fermentation, P1: Rhizopus fermented banana skin Goroho oligosphorus 0.3%, 48-hour incubation, P2: The banana peel fermented GorohoTrichoderma viride 0.3% 120 hours of incubation, P3: Rhizopus fermented banana skin Goroho 0.15% oligosphorus further 48 hours incubation fermentation Trichoderma viride0.15% 120 hours of incubation, P4: Banana skin fermented Goroho Trichoderma viride 0.15% 120 hours of further incubation fermentation Rhizopus oligosphorus0.15% 48-hour incubation and P5: Rhizopus fermented banana skin Goroho oligosphorus 0.15% + Trichoderma viride0.15% 120 hours of incubation. The results showed Goroho fermented banana skinRhizopus oligosphorus and Trichoderma viride were significantly (P 0.05) reduce the content of beta-carotene at 21.31 % ie from 0.61 to 0.48% at (P3)