Monday, April 7, 2014

ducks in a modern animal farming

1 . A BRIEF HISTORYDucks also known as Duck ( bhs.Jawa ) . His ancestors came fromNorth America is a wild duck ( Anas Moscha ) or Wild mallard . continuoustamed by humans to be maintained ducks now called Anasdomesticus ( duck ) .
2 . FISHERIES CENTERInternationally duck concentrated in the northern countries of America , USASouth America, Asia , the Philippines , Malaysia , UK, France ( a country of seasontropical and subtropical ) . While in Indonesia is concentrated in the areas of duck islandJava ( Tegal , Bradford and Kirkcaldy ) , Borneo ( Alabio the District , the DistrictAmuntai ) and Bali and Lombok .
3 . TYPEClassification ( classification ) of ducks , according to type are grouped into three (3 ) categories ,namely :

    
Laying ducks like Indian Runner, Khaki Campbell , Buff ( Buff Orpington ) and CV
    
2000 - INA ;
    
Such as Peking duck meat , Rouen , Aylesbury , Muscovy , Cayuga ;
    
Ornamental duck ( duck pet / hobby ) as East Indian , Call ( Grey Call ) ,
    
Mandariun , Blue Swedish , Crested , Wood .
    
Types of seeds are bred , especially in Indonesia is kind of laying ducks
    
like ducks tegals , Khaki Campbell ducks , Alabio , mojosari duck , duck bali , duck CV 2000 - INA
    
laying ducks and other superior who is a product of CPM ( Center for Research
    
Livestock ) Ciawi , Bogor .
4 . BENEFITS

    
For independent populist economic enterprises .
    
To gain the consumption of duck eggs , meat , and duck breeding .
    
Could droppings as fertilizer crop / crops .
    
As filler future retirement activities .
    
To educate the nation through the provision of community nutrition .
5 . REQUIREMENTS LOCATIONRegarding the location of the cage to note are : location location location away fromhustle / settlements , have an easily accessible location of transportationmarketing of the location and environmental conditions have a favorable climate enclosurefor production or productivity of livestock . Ducks and conditions prone locationevictions in several production periods .
6 . TECHNICAL GUIDELINES FOR RAISINGBefore a farmer started his business , must be prepared , especially inunderstanding on raising pancausaha namely ( 1 ) . perkandangan ; ( 2 ) . seedsuperior ; ( 3 ) . Feed ; ( 4 ) . Governance and ( 5 ) . Marketing of Livestock .
Preparation Facility and Equipment1 . Requirements enclosure temperature ± 39 ° C.2 . Enclosure humidity ranged between 60-65 %3 . Information provided to facilitate setting cage cagethat the cage system in accordance with the functions of the parts cage
4 . Cage model there are 3 ( three ) types , namely :

    
cage for ducklings ( DOD ) oada stater period can be called
    
also stable box , with a size of 1 m 2 can accommodate 50
    
DOD tail
    
Brower cage ( for ducks teenagers ) called the model of enclosure
    
Ren / cage with a group size of tail 16-100 per group
    
screen cages ( for the period of egg-laying ducks ) models can be
    
battery cages ( one or two tails in one box ) can also
    
form stable location (s ) with the size of each meter
    
4-5 square ducks adult ( egg-laying period or for 30 individuals
    
adult ducks with the cage size of 3 x 2 meters ) .
5 . Conditions cages and equipmentConditions enclosure must be of a material that is not expensive but quitesimple origin durable ( strong ) . For equipment such aswhere to eat , where to drink and possibly other additional perelengkapanthe positive intention in management
2 . Nurseries
Duck that must be maintained is really a superior livestockhas tested its superiority in producing the expected results of livestock .1 . Selection of seed and broodSelection of seeds there are three (3 ) ways to obtain a good duck seedlingsis as follows :

    
buy duck eggs from stem guaranteed superiority
    
nurturing parent is male + female duck duck superior to
    
eggs get stuck then put it on ,
    
chicken or incubator
    
buy DOD ( Day Old Duck ) from already known nursery
    
quality and that has got a recommendation from the local
    
local farm .
DOD good traits are not disabled ( notpain ) with a shiny yellow coat color .
2 . Seeds and brood care

    
Seed treatment
    
Seeds ( DOD ) who had just arrived from the nursery , should
    
handled technically wrong not to care . The
    
handling as follows : seed received and placed
    
in a brooder cage ( plants) that have been prepared
    
previously . And the things that need to be considered in the brooder
    
is the temperature of the brooder cultivated ducklings scattered
    
equally , the capacity brooder cage ( box ) for 1 m²
    
DOD is able to accommodate 50 animals , the feed and the
    
drinking in accordance with the provisions of the type of feed ducks starter phase
    
and drink needs added vitamins / minerals .
    
Parent Care candidates
    
Brood of ducks there are two types of parent to egg production
    
consumption and the parent for the production of eggs . treatment
    
both are the same, the difference is only on the parent to
    
production of hatching eggs must be males with a ratio of 1
    
male to 5-6 females .
    
Reproduction and Marriage
    
Reproduction or breeding is to obtain
    
fertile hatching eggs / fruit either by drake . whereas
    
mating system is known there are two kinds of ducks hand mating / feed
    
ducks are made by man and nature mating ( mating ducks
    
naturally ) .
3 . maintenance

    
Sanitation and Preventive Actions
    
Cage sanitation is absolutely necessary in the maintenance of duck and acts
    
preventive ( prevention of disease ) should be considered early for
    
alert to the onset of disease .
    
Disease Control
    
Made at any time and carefully and thoroughly. disability and
    
take seriously when there are less healthy signs in ducks .
    
feeding
    
Feeding the ducks in three phases , namely phase stater ( aged 0 -
    
8 weeks ) , grower phase ( age 8-18 weeks ) and phase screen ( aged 18-27
    
week ) . Feed the third phase of the finished feed of plant
    
( in practical) with the code of each phase . ways to give
    
the feed is divided into four groups:
    
1 . age of 0-16 days applied where the flat feed ( tray feeder )
    
2 . given the age of 16-21 days with a tray feeder and distribution of floor
    
3 . age 21 days samapai 18 weeks spread on the floor .
    
4 . age 18 weeks - 72 weeks , there are two ways the first 7 days
    
by feeding the transition by considering the beginning
    
spawn production until production reaches 5 % . after that
    
duck feeding ad libitum ( continuous ) .
    
In terms of ad libitum feeding of ducks , to save on feed costs
    
either ration themselves usual places diranum of materials such as
    
corn , bran , fish meal , bone meal , meal feed supplement .
    
Giving drinks duck , duck based on age as well , namely :
    
5 . aged 0-7 days , for the first 3 days IAR plus vitamin drink
    
and minerals , where such acids for chicks .
    
6 . aged 7-28 days , place the edge of the cage and drinking water
    
provided ad libitum ( continuous )
    
7 . 28 days - treated, drinking cups in the form of a rectangular
    
with the size of 2 mx 15 cm and height 10 cm for 200-300
    
tail . Every day cleaning .
4 . maintenance CageCages should be kept clean and in order that the power pointproduction is not affected from the existing stable conditions .
7 . PEST AND DISEASEBroadly speaking duck diseases grouped in two things:

    
diseases caused by microorganisms such as viruses , bacteria and
    
protozoa
    
disease caused by a deficiency of nutrients and governance
    
perkandangan improper
The type of disease commonly contracted in ducks is :

    
Duck Cholera Disease
    
Cause: The bacterium Pasteurella avicida .
    
Symptoms : diarrhea , paralysis , yellow-green feces .
    
Control : cage sanitation , treatment with penicillin injections in tendons
    
breast meat with the appropriate dose of the drug label .
    
Salmonellosis disease
    
Cause : typhimurium bacteria .
    
Symptoms : shortness of breath , diarrhea .
    
Control : Good sanitation , treatment with furazolidone through
    
feed with a concentration of 0.04 % or sulfadimidin mixed with water
    
drinking , dose adjusted to the drug's label .
8 . HARVEST1 . Main resultsThe main result , businesses are laying duck duck eggs2 . by-productThe results added a rejected parent , as a male duck meat and cattle dunglivestock as a valuable plant fertilizer
9 . POST-HARVESTPostharvest activities that can be done is preservation . with preservationthe economic value of duck eggs will take longer than if it is not donepreservation . The eggs were not given preservation treatment can only holdfor 14 days if stored at room temperature even will soon rot .The preservation treatment consists of 5 kinds , namely :

    
Pickling with warm water
    
Pickling with warm water is the most duck egg preservation
    
simple . In this way the eggs can survive for 20 days .
    
Preservation of eggs with guava leaves
    
Soaking eggs with guava leaves can maintain the quality of the eggs
    
for about 1 month . Eggs that have been soaked will change color
    
becomes brownish like boiled eggs .
    
Preservation of eggs with coconut oil
    
This preservation is practical preservation . In this way the color
    
egg shells and it has not changed .
    
Preservation of eggs with sodium silicate
    
Preservation materials merupkan viscous liquid sodium silicate , colorless ,
    
clear , and odorless . Sodium silicate can cover the pores so that the egg shell
    
eggs durable and long lasting up to 1.5 months . The way is to
    
soak the eggs in a solution of sodium silikat10 % for one month .
    
Preservation of eggs with salt
    
Salt soaked in a solution of common salt ( NaCl ) at a concentration of 25-40 %
    
for 3 weeks .

rabbit farm in a modern way

1 . A BRIEF HISTORYLivestock was originally difficult to tame wild animals . Domesticated rabbits since 2000years ago with the purpose of beauty , food and as animalexperiment . Almost every country in the world has rabbits because rabbitsadaptability of the body which have a relatively high so that they can live inalmost all over the world . Rabbits developed in areas with populationsrelatively high population , the deployment of presence also raises rabbits designationdifferent , in Europe called rabbit , rabbit called Indonesian , Javanese calledtrewelu and so on .2 . FISHERIES CENTERIndonesia is still limited in certain areas and not become centersproduction / maintenance in other words still traditional .3 . TYPEAccording to the binomial system , the nation rabbits are classified as follows :Order : LagomorphaFamily: LeporidaeSub family : LeporineGenus : Lepus , OrictolagusSpecies : Lepus spp . , Orictolagus spp .A common type is the American bred Chinchilla , Angora , Belgian ,Californian , Dutch , English Spot , Flemish Giant , Havana , Himalayan , NewZealand Red , White and Black , Rex USA . Existing local rabbitactually originated from Europe which has been mixed with other types up beyond recognition . Types of New Zealand White and Californian excellentfor meat production , while good for Angora fur .4 . BENEFITSThe benefits derived from rabbit fur and meat is until nowstarted to sell well in the market . In addition byproduct can still be usedfor fertilizer , craft and animal feed .5 . REQUIREMENTS LOCATIONNear sources of water , far from the residence , free of smoke nuisance , baubauan ,noise and protected from predators .6 . TECHNICAL GUIDELINES FOR RAISINGNoteworthy in rabbit farming is preparationappropriate , the manufacture of cages , provision of seeds and feed supply .6.1 . Preparation Facility and EquipmentFunctions as a breeding cage with an ideal temperature of 21 degreesC , air circulation smoothly , the old ideal lighting 12 hours and protectlivestock from predators . According to usability , rabbit cages can be divided intoholding cage . To the parent / adult rabbit or parent and their children ,male cage , especially for males with larger size andCage weaning children .To avoid early marriage separation between groupsmales and females . Cage measuring 200x70x70 cm base 50 cm high enoughbetina/10 tail for 12 males. Children enclosure ( box litter ) size50x30x45 cm .According to the rabbit cage shape is divided into :1 ) Cage postal system , without pengumbaran pages , placed inroom and is suitable for young rabbits .2 ) Cage ranch system ; equipped with pengumbaran page .3 ) battery cages ; cage-like rows where the cage for oneBattery Flatdech tail construction ( lined ) , Tier Battery ( multilevel ) ,Pyramidal Battery ( pyramid stacking ) .Equipment enclosure that is needed is the feeding and drinkingshatter resistant and easy to clean .6.2 . NurseriesFor livestock dependent terms of the main objectives of the rabbit breeding .For the purpose of the type of Angora fur types , American Chinchilla and Rexa suitable animal . As for the types of Belgian meat purposes ,Californian , Flemish Giant , Havana , Himalayan , and New Zealand issuitable livestock kept .1 ) Selection of seed and broodWhen aiming for meat farms , selected types of rabbits weighingweight and height with perdagingan good , whereas for the purpose offur obviously choose the seeds that have the genetic potential of hair growthwhich is good . Specifically, for both must have the properties of high fertility ,easy not nervous , no defects , eye clean and well maintained , the fur is not dull ,agile / active move .2 ) Seed treatment and broodTreatment of seed determines the quality of a good parent anyway , thereforeprimary care that needs attention is the provision of adequate food ,setting and good sanitation and preventing the cage from the cageoutside interference .3 ) System PemuliabiakanTo get a better offspring and maintain propertiesthe specific culture that is divided into 3 categories :a. In Breeding ( inbreeding ) , to maintain and accentuate the naturefeather specific example , the proportion of meat .b . Cross Breeding ( outcrossing ) , to get more offspringgood / adding superior properties .c . Pure Line Breeding ( cross between seed magpie ) , to getnation / new kind of expected to have an appearanceblend 2 seed excellence .4 ) Reproduction and MarriageMated female rabbits immediately when reached adulthood at age 5months ( females and males ) . If too young and disrupted health andhigh child mortality . When males first marry , shouldinbred females who had been childless . Mating time in the morning / afternoonday at home stud and allow it to happen 2 times mating ,after the males separated .5 ) Birth ProcessAfter mating rabbits will experience during 30-32 days of gestation .Pregnancy in rabbits can be detected by palpating the abdomen of female rabbits12-14 days after marriage , when there seemed little balls means therepregnancy . Five days before the birth mother moved to the cagelambing to allow setting up heated by means ofshed their fur . Birth of rabbits that often occur at nightthe child's condition is weak , eyes closed and not hairy . Number of childrenborn varies around 6-10 tail .6.3 . maintenance1 ) Sanitation and Preventive ActionsMaintenance of cultivated always dry place so as not to be a nestdisease . Place the damp and wet causes colds easy rabbitand skin diseases .2 ) Control of DiseaseDiseased rabbits generally have symptoms of lethargy , appetitedown, the temperature rises and a lazy eye . When rabbits showed thisimmediately quarantined and objects pollutants also be removed forprevent outbreaks of disease .3 ) Treatment of LivestockChild weaning rabbits do after the age of 7-8 weeks . Children saplingseparate cages placed with the contents of 2-3 fish / cage and suppliedadequate food and quality . Divisions, genital necessary toprevent premature adult . Castration can be done whenadulthood . Generally performed on male rabbits withthrow balls .4 ) FeedingGiven type of feed including forage grasses covering the ground ,elephant grass , vegetables include cabbage , collards , kale , pea leaves , leaves turiand bean leaves , biji-bijian/pakan amplifier includes corn , beansgreens , rice , peanuts , sorghum , bran and oilcake - bungkilan . formeet the feed needs to feed a concentrate that can tambahnpurchased at the feed store .Given food and drink in the morning around 10:00 . rabbits givenfeed bran mixed with a little water . 13.00 given grasslittle / taste and 18.00 given in the amount of grassmuch more . Provision of drinking water should be provided in the enclosure formeet the needs of the body fluids .5 ) Maintenance CageFloor / base enclosure , where food and drink , food remains and rabbit droppingsevery day should be cleaned to prevent the onset of disease . beammorning sun had to go into the cage to kill the pests .Enclosure walls painted with lime / ter . Former rabbit cage paincleaned with Creolin / lysol .7 . PEST AND DISEASE1 ) UlcerCause : the dirty blood collection under the skin .Control : surgical blood loss and subsequent grossgiven Jodium .2 ) ScabiesCause : Darcoptes scabiei . Symptoms : characterized by sores on the body .Control : with antibiotic ointment .3 ) EczemaCause : the dirt on the skin . Control : useointment / powder Salicyl .4 ) Diseases of the earCause : ticks . Control : Vegetable oil dripping .5 ) Diseases of the scalpCause : mushrooms . Symptoms : sort incurred scales on the head .Control : with powdered sulfur .6 ) eye diseaseCauses : bacteria and dust . Symptoms : watery eyes and kept wet .Control : with eye ointment .7 ) MastitisCause: The milk that comes out a little / not able to get out . Symptoms : nippleshardened and hot to the touch . Control : with no weaningchildren too sudden .8 ) ColdsThe cause : a virus . Symptoms : runny nose continues . control :spraying antiseptic on the nose .9 ) PneumoniaCause: The bacterium Pasteurella multocida . Symptoms : shortness of breath , eye andbluish ears . Control : given a drink Sul - Q -nox .10 ) DysenteryCause : Eimeira protozoa . Symptoms : loss of appetite , body lean ,abdominal bloating and diarrhea with blood. Control : given a drinksulfaquinxalin dose of 12 ml in 1 liter of water .11 ) in rabbits is generally a pest predators of rabbits asdog .In general, disease prevention and pengendalianhama and doneby keeping the environment clean cages , feedingappropriate and meet the nutrient and the removal of livestock as soon as possiblesick .8 . HARVEST8.1 . Main resultsThe main result is the rabbit meat and fur8.2 . by-productAdditional results in the form of dung for fertilizer8.3 . arrestThen to consider how to hold the rabbit shouldtrue that the rabbit was not in pain .9 . postharvest9.1 . stovingRabbits fasted for 6-10 hours before cutting to empty the bowel .Provision of drinking remains .9.2 . cuttingCutting can be in 3 ways :1 ) Beating the introduction, the rabbit was hit with a blunt object on the headand coma when slaughtered .2 ) Fracture neck bone , broken by tension in the neck bones . wayThis is not good .3 ) Cutting usual , just like cutting other livestock .9.3 . barkingConducted from the back foot to the head with the position of the rabbithanged .9.4 . spending OffalAbdominal skin was cut from the tail to the belly button and then the innards such as intestines , heart andlungs removed . Noteworthy bladder not tobroke because it can affect the quality of the carcass .9.5 . cutting CarcassRabbit cut into 8 parts , 2 -piece front foot , 2 -piece rear legs , 2chest piece and 2 -piece rear. Percentage carcassgood 49-52 % .

jasmine cultivation


jasmine cultivation A BRIEF HISTORY Jasmine is a flower plant ornamental shrubs such as chronic trunked upright living. In Italy casablanca jasmine (Jasmine officinalle), called Spansish Jasmine planted in 1692 to make perfume. In 1665 in England cultivated white jasmine (J. sambac) which was introduced by Duke Casimo de 'Meici. In 1919 discovered jasmine J. parkeri in the Northwest region of India, then cultivated in Britain in 1923. In Indonesian jasmine name known by people all over the archipelago. Local names for jasmine is menuh (Bali), Meulu cut or Meulu China (Aceh), Menyuru (Banda), Melur (Gayo and Batak Karo), manduru (Manado), Mundu (Bima and Sumbawa) and Manyora (East) , and Malete (Madura). 
 
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2. TYPES OF PLANTS
Among the 200 species of jasmine that have been identified by botanists only about 9 common types of jasmine are cultivated and there are 8 types of jasmine potential to be used as an ornamental plant. Most types of jasmine grows wild in the forests because they have not revealed the economic and social potential. Jasmine plants include jasmine-melatian tribe or family Oleaceae. The position of the jasmine plant systematics / taxonomy plants are as follows:
    
Kingdom: Plantae
    
Division: Spermatophyta
    
Subdivision: Angiospermae
    
Class: Dicotyledonae
    
Order: Oleales
    
Family: Oleaceae
    
Genus: Jasminum
    
Species: Jasminum sambac (L) Ait W. ..
Types, varieties and traits important (characteristic) jasmine plant are as follows:

    
Jasmine sambac Air (white jasmine, flower of the nation)
    
Jasmine multiflora Andr (wild jasmine: jasmine gambier, poncosudo, Star Jasmine, J,. Pubescens willd).
    
Jasmine officinale (jasmine casablanca, Spanish Jasmine) is synonymous with J. floribundum = Jasmine   grandiflorum). shrubs as high as 1, 5 meters.
    
Rex Jasmine (Jasmine King, King Jasmine).
    
Dunn parkeri Jasmine (jasmine pot).
    
Mensyi Jasmine (Jasmine primulinum, jasmine pimrose).
    
Jasmine Sims revolutum (jasmine Italy)
    
Simplicifolium Jasmine (jasmine Australia, J. volibile, m. Stars)
    
Jasmine hybrid. Pink and fragrant flowers.
The type and Bed varietes in the island of Java, among others:

    
Jasmine. Sambac (Jasmine White), among other varieties: Maid of Orleans, Grand Duke of Tuscany, and Rose Pikeke Menur
    
Jasmine. multiflorum (Star Jasmine)
    
Jasmine officinale (jasmine Gambir) 


3.
BENEFIT PLANT
Useful as a jasmine flower sow, industrial materials perfume, cosmetics, perfumes, pharmaceuticals, decorate wreaths and tea mix ingredients or fragrances. 


4. PLANTING CENTER
In Indonesian jasmine plant propagation centers are concentrated in Central Java, especially in all district, Purbalingga and Tegal. 


5. GROWTH CONDITIONS
5.1. Climate
Rainfall is 112-119 mm / month with 6-9 days of rain / month, and has a dry climate with 2-3 months and 


5-6 months wet.
    
Air temperature 28-36 degrees C during the day and night temperature 24-30 degrees C,
    
Air humidity (RH) which is suitable for the cultivation of 50-80%.
    
In addition to the development of the most suitable jasmine cultivation in the area gets enough sunlight. 


5.2. Growing Media
    
Jasmine plants generally thrive on soil type Podsolic Red Yellow (FMD), and andosol latosol.
    
Jasmine plants need soil to loamy sand texture, aeration and good drainage, fertile, friable, contains a lot of organic matter and have. The degree of acidity of the soil is good for growing these plants is pH = 5-7.


5.3. The Altitude
Jasmine plants can grow and produce well in the lowlands to the highlands at an altitude of 10-1600 m asl. However, each type of jasmine has its own adaptation to the environment is growing. White jasmine (J. sambac) is ideal planted in the lowlands to an altitude of 600 m above sea level, while Jasmine Star Jasmine (J.multiflorum) can adapt well to a height of 1,600 m above sea level. In the production of jasmine centrum, as in Tegal regency, Purbalingga and Pemalang (Central Java), jasmine grows well in lowland to highland medium (0-700 m asl). 


6.
RAISING GUIDELINES 

 
6.1. Nurseries
    
Seed Seeding Technique: Plug each seedling cuttings on medium 10-15 cm / one-third of the length of the cuttings. Close the container surface seedbed with plastic sheets clear (transparent) in order to keep the air moist.
    
Seeding Maintenance / Seeding
        
Preparation of nursery places:
            
Prepare a place / container seedlings a large pot / polybag, seedling medium (a mixture of soil, sand sterile / clean).
            
Check the bottom of the container nursery and give a small hole for the disposal of excess water.
            
Fill medium seedlings into containers until quite full / 20-30 cm thick. Seedling medium flush with clean water until damp.
        
Maintenance seedlings cuttings:
            
Perform continuous watering 1-2 times a day.
            
Keep the cuttings seed gets morning sun.
            
Move seedlings cuttings that have rooted sufficiently strong (aged 1-23 months) into a polybag containing growth medium mixture of soil, sand and organic fertilizer (1:1:1).
            
Maintain intensive jasmine seeds (watering, fertilizing and spraying pesticides low dose) to 3-month-old seedlings. 


6.2. Media Processing Plant
    
Land Opening
        
Clean the location for the jasmine garden of weeds (weeds), useless trees / rocks for easy management of the land.
        
Tillage in the manner hoe / plowed as deep as 30-40 cm until crumbly, then let it air dry for 15 days
    
Formation of Beds: Shaping 100-120 cm wide beds, 30-40 cm high, the distance between the beds 40-60 cm and a length adapted to land conditions.
    
Liming: Soil pH is acidic which can be improved through liming, for example with lime calcite (CaCO3) {dolomite CaMg (CO3) 2}, lime grilled (Quick lime, CaO) / lime hydrate (lime Slakked, {Ca (OH) 2 }. functionality / usability is liming acid soils to raise the pH of the soil, as well as to add the elements Ca and Mg.
    
Fertilization: Spread manure over the soil surface, then mix evenly with a layer of top soil. Manure included in each planting hole as much as 1-3 kg. Manure doses ranged from 10-30 tonnes / hectare. Planting hole made size 40 x 40 x 40 cm with a distance between holes of 100-150 cm. Land preparation should be done in the spring kemarau/1-2 months before the rainy season.
6.3. Planting Techniques

    
Determination of Cropping Pattern: A month before planting, seeds adapted jasmine used around the garden. Garden soil ready for planting base fertilizer consists of 3 grams of TSP plus 2 grams of KCI per plant. When each contained approximately 60,000 hectares planting holes (spacing of 1.0 mx 1.5 m), consisting of a basic fertilizer needs 180 kg TSP and 120 kg KCI. Together with the basic fertilizer can be added "pembenah and soil stabilizer" for example Agrovit, Stratos / humus acid Gro-Mate
    
Hole Making Plant: in polybag seedlings watered jasmine growing medium and roots. Each planting hole of the seedlings planted jasmine. Land near the base of the seedling stem jasmine solidified slowly so their roots in direct contact with groundwater.
    
Planting Method: Plant spacing can vary, depending on the shape of culture cultivation, soil fertility and planted jasmine types, shapes culture plantation spacing is generally 1 x 1.5 m, while the other variation is 40 x 40 cm, 40 x 25 cm and 100 x 40 cm.
6.4. Plant Maintenance

    
Thinning and Stitching. : How replanting is to replace dead plants / herbs abnormal with new seedlings. Stitching techniques are the same with the planting of governance, it's just done on location / block / seedlings planting hole needs to be replaced. Replanting period should be no more than one month after planting. Stitching aiming as early as possible in order not to complicate the next planting and maintenance of plant growth becomes uniform. Time replanting should be done in the morning / afternoon, when the sun is not too hot and the air temperature is not too hot.
    
Weeding: At the age of one month after planting, garden jasmine is often overgrown with weeds (weeds). This weed competitor jasmine plants in meeting the needs sunlight, water and nutrients.
    
Fertilization: Fertilization jasmine plant performed every three months. The type and dosage of fertilizer used consisted of 300-700 kg urea, KCI STP 300-500 kg and 100-300 kg / ha / year. Fertilizer can be done by distributed evenly in the trenches in between the rows of plants / plant canopy around 10-15 cm deep, then covered with soil. Fertilization can also be a way to enter the fertilizer into the drill holes around the jasmine plant canopy. When fertilizing is before pruning, flowering time, according to the current crop of flowers and less vibrant growth. Fertilizer can increase the production of jasmine, especially the type of fertilizer that is rich in phosphorus (P), as Gandasil B (6-20-30) / blue Hyponex (10-40-15) and time of foliar fertilizer spraying done in the morning (09.00 ) or afternoon (15:30 to 16:30 pm) or when the sun is not scorching sting.
    
Irrigation and Watering: In the early phase of growth, jasmine plants need adequate water availability. Watering needs to be continuously each day until the plant was about 1 month. Watering is done 1-2 times a day ie in the morning and evening. How water is clean with IAR watered each plant until the soil around the roots moist enough.
    
Time Spraying Pesticide: Substances stimulating / Growing regulators (PGR) can be used to maintain and increase flower production, flower aphrodisiac affecting both the flowering jasmine is Cycocel (Chloromiguat) and Etherel. Jasmine plants sprayed with 5000 ppm concentration Cycocel deliver the highest interest yield, ie 1.45 kg / plant. Method of administration: aphrodisiac flower is sprayed on the entire plant, especially the ends and flowering shoots. Recommended concentration of 3,000 ppm to 5,000 ppm-Cycocel or 500-1500 ppm when used Ethrel.
    
Other: Plants generally grow jasmine creeper, except on some kind of budget, such as the Grand Duke of Tuscany varieties which grow upright type. High pruning is very dependent on the type of jasmine, white jasmine type (J.sambac) can prune at a height of 75 cm from the soil surface, whereas type Spnish Jasmine jasmine (J. officinale var. Grandiflorum) as high as 90 cm from the soil surface.
7. PEST AND DISEASE
Jasmine plants are not spared from pests and diseases, the basic principles and priorities pest control technology / disease.

    
Biological control is done by utilizing the maximum pest natural enemies (parasitoids, perdator, pathogens) by:
        
enter, maintain, reproduce, releasing natural enemies
        
reducing the use of synthetic organic pesticides wide spectrum / using selective pesticides.
    
Agricultural ecosystems are managed in a manner:
        
use of healthy seed
        
field sanitation
        
balanced fertilization
        
Good crop rotation
        
use of trap crops,
    
Pesticides used selectively based on the results of the monitoring and analysis of ecosystems. 


7.1. Pest
    
Caterpillars palpita (Palpita unionalis Hubn):
        
These pests include the order Lepidoptera and the family Pyralidae, Stadium pests that damage crops was jasmine larvae (caterpillars).
        
Control: is done by cutting the weight of the affected plants and spraying insecticides and sangkil mangkus, eg Decis 2.5 EC, Perfekthion 400 E / Curacron 500 EC.
    
Flower borer (Hendecasis duplifascials):
        
These pests include the order Lepidoptera and the family Pyralidae.
        
Symptoms: attack by way of broaching jasmine plant / flower punch that failed to bloom. Flowers are attacked become damaged and sometimes secondary infection by fungus to cause rotting flowers.
        
Control: mangkus sprayed with insecticides, such as Decis 2.5 EC, 50 EC Cascade / L Lannate.
    
Thips (Thrips sp):
        
Including the order Thysanoptera Thrips and family Thripidae. These pests are predators of all types of plants (polifag).
        
Symptoms: attack by sucking the liquid surface of the leaf, especially young leaves (shoots).
        
Control: is done by reducing the variety of types of host plants around the garden jasmine and spraying insecticides mangkus: WP Mesurol 50, Pegasus 500 SC / Dicarzol 25 SP.
    
Peudococcus scales (Psuedococcus longispinus):
        
These pests include the order Homoptera Pseudococcidae and families that live in groups on the surface of the leaf stalk shoots and bottom to resemble scales gray or yellowish.
        
Symptoms: attack plants by sucking plant cell fluids and fluid dispensing honey.
        
Control: performed by spraying insecticides mangkus, for example Bassa 500 EC / Nogos 50 EC.
    
Caterpillars nausinoe (Nausinoe geometralis):
        
These pests include the order Lepidoptera and the family Pyralidae.
        
Feature: brown moth with an average body length of 12 mm and a length of approximately a wing span of 24 mm and a brown speckled transparent.
        
Symptoms: attack the leaves of jasmine plants identical (same) with P. unionalis worm attack.
    
Other Pests. :
        
Another pest is often found mealybug (Dialeurodes citri) and mite shell (scale insects). Flocking attached to the branches, twigs, and shoots of the jasmine plants, attacked by sucking the fluid cell, so that the process of photosynthesis (metabolism).
        
Control is done by spraying insecticides mangkus, as Perfekthion 400 EC / Decis 2.5 EC. 


7.2. Disease
    
Leaf blight:
        
Cause: The fungus (mushroom) Rhizcotonia solani Kuhn.
        
Symptoms: attack the leaves are located near the soil surface.
    
Hawar thread (Thread Blight):
        
Cause: The fungus Marasmiellus scandens (Mass.).
        
Symptoms: attack the branches of jasmine plants.
    
Flower blight (Flower Blight):
        
Cause: The fungus (mushroom) Curvularia sp. Fusarium and Phoma sp sp.
        
Symptoms: flowers rot, brown and sometimes fall flowers.
    
Mushrooms policeman:
        
Cause: The fungus Capnodium salmonicolor. This disease attacks the stems and branches of woody plants jasmine.
        
Symptoms: decomposition covered by a layer of pink fungus on infected plant parts apnodium sp. and Meliola jasmini Hansf. et Stev. Symptoms capnodium upper surface of the leaf is covered with black sooty mold evenly.
    
Leaf spots:
        
Cause: The fungus Pestaloita sp.
        
Symptoms: patches of brown to blackish on the leaves.
    
Leaf rust (Rust):
        
Cause: parasitic green algae (Cephaleuros virescens Kunze).
        
Symptoms: on the surface of affected leaves patchy reddish-merahaan and fluffy. This disease primarily affects older leaves.
    
Anthracnose:
        
Cause: The fungus Colletotrichum gloesporoides.
        
Symptoms: tiny spots formed blackish color. The spots enlarged and elongated pink, especially on the leaves. Severe attacks can cause dead end (die back).
    
Other diseases:
        
Rotten flowers by Erwinia bacteria tumafucuens. Nodule by nematodes Meloidogyne incognito, abnormilitas causes plant roots. The virus causes stunted plant growth inhibition of jasmine, mottled leaves and sometimes entire branches and shoots become stiff. 


8. HARVEST 

8.1. Characteristics and Harvest
The characteristics of jasmine flowers that have been harvested time is already large flower size (maximum) and still buds / half bloom. Jasmine production in Indonesia is still low which ranged between 20-25 kg / ha / day. Jasmine plants begin flowering at the age of 7-12 months after planting. Jasmine harvest can be done throughout the year in many times to plant age between 5-10 years. Every year flowering jasmine plants generally lasts for 12 weeks (3 months).
8.2. How to Harvest
Jasmine flower plucking should be done in early afternoon, when the sun is not too hot / not too hot temperatures.
8.3. Harvest Period
Most jasmine harvest ranges between 1-2 weeks. Furthermore, the production rate will be decreased and then increased again 2 months
8.4. Production Forecast
Jasmine flower production is usually highest during the rainy season, in Central Java, jasmine harvest in the dry season produces 5-10 kg / ha, while the harvest in the rainy season reaches 300-1.000kg/ha. Data jasmine production in Indonesia ranges from 1.5-2 tonnes / ha / yr in the rainy season and 0.7-1 tonnes / ha / yr in the dry season.
9. Postharvest
9.1. Collection
Jasmine flowers in the open will quickly wither to maintain / extend the freshness of flowers were laid in a winnowing tray lined plastic sheet is then stored in the cold room temperature between 0-5 degrees C.
9.2. Others
One of the products of post-harvest processing of jasmine flowers is Jasmine Oil.
    
Special jasmine oil, the oil extracted from jasmine flowers with petroleum ether solvent, as the raw material of high quality perfume.
    
Regular jasmine oil, which is oil extracted from jasmine flowers with benzole solvent, as a raw material quality perfume was.
    
Special pomade oil, oil that is obtained with jasmine enfleurage techniques, hair oil as a raw material.
    
Oil pomade usual, the oil extracted from jasmine flowers enfleurage former, as technical deodorizer.
Enfleurage technique called smear technique. The working principle of jasmine flower extract the smear technique is as follows:
    
Apply grease on the surface of thin glass muri.
    
Put the jasmine flowers are still fresh (new quotes) above the surface of the glass.
    
Save the thin glass with jasmine flowers in storage shelves made of plastic, wood / stainless metal.
    
Let jasmine flowers for 3-4 days until the flowers wilted.
    
Jasmine flowers that had wilted immediately discarded to be replaced with new flowers / still fresh.
    
Do it this way would be repeated for 2-3 months until the fat filled jasmine perfume.
Jasmine oil extraction technique can be done by using a hollow tube.

    
Put fresh jasmine flowers into the tube, then circulate solvent (alcohol, ether, chlorofrom, ecetone, pure fat, petroleum ether) on an ongoing basis.
    
Distributes fluid extracts containing solvent and jasmine flower elements into the vacuum tubes is heated to evaporate the solvent modest. Diallirkan solvent vapor back into a liquid to the condenser in order.
    
Add ethanol to the element of jasmine flowers. Elements of jasmine flowers is usually a solid wax (concrete) that still contain dyes, resins and other elements that do not evaporate.
    
Mix the oil with alcohol was then filtered again to remove the resin content.
    
Do the absolute distillation using glycol sthlene irradiation with UV light to eliminate dyes.