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Tuesday 22 August 2006
(in brackets are the numbers of the abstracts)
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08.00- |
Opening of workshop (Chair person: Dr Luu Trong Hieu)
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08.00 |
Welcome: Dr Ngo Van Man, Regional Coordinator MEKARN
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08.10 |
Welcome to Cambodia: Dr Khieu Borin
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08.20 |
Objectives of the Workshop: Dr Reg Preston
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08.30 |
Forages for Pigs: Nutritional, Physiological and
Practical Implications;
B Ogle (18)
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09.00 |
Recent developments leading to use of protein-rich forages
for pigs; T R Preston (21)
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09.30 |
Coffee-tea break
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Forages for pigs (Chair person: Dr Ngo Van Man)
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09.45 |
Early studies on use of cassava leaves in pig diets;
Bui Huy Nhu Phuc (25)
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10.15 |
The effects of simple processing methods of cassava leaves on
HCN content, intake and performance by growing pigs; D T Hang, N Q Linh, T R Preston , H
Everts and A C
Beynen (9)
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10.45 |
The use of ensiled cassava leaves for on farm
pigs feeding in central Vietnam; Nguyen Thi Hoa Ly,
HUAF (7)
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11.15 |
The effect of substituting a basal diet of growing pigs with fresh forages:
Duck weed (Lemna minor), para grass (Brachiaria mutica) or water spinach
(Ipomoea aquatica) on the apparent digestibility and nitrogen retained
Nguyen Nhat Xuan Dung, Cantho University (3)
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11.45 |
Lunch
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Forages for pigs continued Chair person: Dr
Vu Chi
Cuong)
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13.00 |
Improving the utilization of cassava leaves
as protein source for pigs by combining them with water spinach; Chhay Ty and T R
Preston, CelAgrid, Cambodia (1)
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13.30 |
Farmer practice on use of Giant Taro leaves in the diets of
pigs under mountainous village condition in North Vietnam; Pham Sy Tiep, NIAH
(4)
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14.00 |
Giant Taro (Alocasia macrorrhiza) leaves as partial
replacement for soya bean meal in sugar cane juice diets for growing pigs;
Lylian Rodríguez, Deibys J Lopez, T R Preston and K Peters,
TOSOLY, Colombia; (22)
Nitrogen balance studies in pigs fed sugar cane juice and
fresh leaves of Giant Taro (Alocasia macrorrhiza); Lylian Rodríguez, Irina Irina Peniche,
T R Preston and K Peters (23)
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14.30 |
The use and potential of supplementing village pigs
with Stylosanthes guianensis in Lao PDR; Phonepaseuth Phengsavanh and Werner Stür
(16)
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15.00 |
Coffee-tea break
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15.15 |
Mulberry leaves as protein supplements in pig diets; Chiv Phiny, (19)
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15.45 |
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16.15 |
Pigs familiar with duckweed readily accept another unfamiliar green feed,
Leucaena leucocephala; Dam Van Tien, HUAF (24) |
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16.45 |
Ensiling leaves of Taro (Colocasia esculenta) with
sugar cane molasses; Malavan Chittavong, T R Preston and R B Ogle
(6)
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Wednesday 23 August 2006
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Forages for rabbits (Chair person: Dr Le Duc Ngoan)
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08.00 |
Digestive physiology in rabbits in relation to use of
forage-based diets; R A Leng
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08.30 |
Results of Research and the development of Rabbit production in Vietnam;
Dinh Van Binh (12) |
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09.00 |
Recent developments in CelAgrid on use of water
spinach as the main feed resource for growing rabbits; Pok Samkol and T R Preston,
CelAgrid, Cambodia (17)
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09.30 |
Coffee-tea break
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09.45 |
Water
spinach and sweet potato leaves as replacement for para grass in diets for
growing rabbits; Nguyen Thi Kim Dong (10)
Effect of different protein levels in the diets on
the reproductive performance of crossbred rabbits; Nguyen Thi Kim Dong, Nguyen Van Thu and T R
Preston (11)
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10.15 |
Effect on feed intake and
growth of depriving rabbits access to caecotrophes; Chiv Phiny and Lampheuy Kaensombath
(23)
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10.45 |
Effect of method of offering Water Spanish and Sweet potato vine to growing
rabbits on feed intake, digestibility and feeding behavior;
Doan Thi Gang, Khuc Thi Hue, Dinh Van Binh and Nguyen Thi Mui (15)
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11.15 |
Lunch
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Growing protein-rich forages for pigs and rabbits (Chair person: Dr Bui Xuan
Men |
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13.00 |
Development of Forage Technologies for Rabbits
in North Vietnam;
Nguyen Thi Mui, Nguyen Van Sao
and Dinh Van Binh (14)
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13.30 |
Effect of increasing area of cassava (Manihot
esculenta Crantz) relative to Flemingia (Flemingia
macrophylla) on biomass yield, soil fertility and soil
erosion; Ngo Tien Dzung and T R Preston (20)
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14.00 |
Agricultural potential and utilization of water
hyacinth (Eichhornia crassipes) as forage for
fattening pigs in the Mekong delta of Vietnam; Nguyen Ba Trung (8)
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14.30 |
Coffee-tea break
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15.00 |
Genetic and nutritional diversity of sweet potato (Ipomoea batatas),
water spinach (Ipomoea aquatica) and water hyacinth (Echhornia
crassipes) in the Mekong Delta of Vietnam; Le Thi Men (2)
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15.30 |
The use of different levels of effluent from plastic
biodigester loaded with pig manure for mulberry (Morus
alba) tree growth; Chiv Phiny, Khieu Borin and Chhay Ty,
CelAgrid, Camboda (5)
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16.00 |
General Discussion
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Thursday 24 August 2006
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07.00 |
Depart from Hotel to visit a village in Takeo province where CelAgrid
technologies have been introduced (Dr Khieu Borin and CelAgrid staff)
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10.30 |
Lunch with the farmers in the village
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12.00 |
Depart from the village for CelAgrid Research Centre |
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14.00 |
Visit the crop, animal and renewable energy activities (Dr Khieu Borin and
CelAgird staff) |
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15.00 |
Divide into small groups to draw up the conclusions of the workshop and
proposals for future research (seminar room in CelAgrid) |
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16.00 |
Presentation of Conclusions and Recommendations. (Dr Preston and Dr Ogle) |
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16.30 |
Return to Phnom Penh |
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19.00 |
Workshop Dinner |
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Friday 25 August : Participants depart from Phnom Penh |
