Sep 12, 2024 · Discover the key differences between 20% and 30% pig concentrates. Learn how to choose the right feed for your pigs to maximize growth and efficiency with Kukuchku Pig Feeds.

Nature’s Match ® Sow and Pig Concentrate is a multi-purpose, 36% protein product to be mixed with grain for pigs in multiple life stages. It provides the protein, minerals and vitamins necessary for starting through finishing pigs from 25 pounds to market, as well as your breeding herd.

This concentrate is well-balanced with phosphorous, calcium, potassium, sodium and chloride and high protein content to ensure faster weight gain, improve fertility and increase litter size.

Oct 7, 2024 · Co-op 36% Pig Concentrate is to be mixed with corn for feeding growing and finishing pigs. It contains 18% protein, 2.14% lysine, and 3% fat.

Convenient formulation; just add grains! A swine supplement to supply all the added nutrition needed for growing and finishing pigs when mixed with grain.

IFA Pig Concentrate is a high-protein feed supplement for all swine classes & types. This livestock supplement combines plant-based essential amino acids with essential vitamins and minerals, including zinc, copper, manganese and selenium, along with vitamins A, B, D & E plus niacin.

Novatek pig concentrates are mixed with hammer milled maize through a 4mm sieve. This will ensure cost effective on farm pig feed production. The pig feed mash will ensure the highest profit is made with farm produced maize with the added bonus of optimal pig performance. Maize meal can be replaced with roller meal.

Nature’s Match Sow and Pig Concentrate Feed is a traditional multi-purpose, all-natural concentrate that provides all the protein, minerals, and vitamins necessary for growing and finishing pigs (25 lbs to market) and the breeding herd.

Our pig concentrates are designed to provide the essential nutrients and balanced nutrition required for healthy and thriving swine. Enriched with vitamins, minerals, and amino acids, our formulations support efficient growth, robust immune function, and superior meat quality.

There are four basic methods of supplying nutrients to pigs: 1) purchased complete feed; 2) grain combined with a concentrate; 3) grain blended with an amino acid source (s) and a basemix; or 4) grain, an amino acid source (s), salt, calcium and phosphorus source (s) and a premix.