Abstract

Biosecurity is the first line of defence to control the spread of disease both into and outside the farm. Pseudomonas sp bacterial contamination can occur due to faecal contamination around livestock drinking water sources. Based on this, research was carried out which aimed to isolate and identify the presence of Pseudomonas sp bacteria in drinking water sources for chicken farms in East Lombok Regency. Isolation and identification of Pseudomonas sp bacteria in 12 chicken farm drinking water samples was obtained and 1 isolate with sample number 10 was identified as positive for Pseudomonas sp, this was supported by data from isolation results, bacterial Gram staining tests and biochemical tests. It is hoped that these results can add to and provide information to the public or breeders about the presence of Pseudomonas sp in chicken farming drinking water so that the public can improve biosecurity and biosafety in the chicken farming environment in East Lombok Regency

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