In addition to complete feeds, we also offer components for the production of farmers’ own feeds, such as complementary and mineral compound feeds, cereals, ground grains, oils, and feed additives.
Our qualified nutrition specialists and veterinarians provide comprehensive support to farmers at every stage of feeding. Thanks to laboratory testing of raw materials used at farms, we can develop optimal feed formulations. Customized feeding programs, tailored according to the genetics of the animals and the available raw materials, help solve potential problems and ensure excellent production results at minimal cost.
In addition, we are also involved in pig contract farming, providing the delivery and financing of piglets, nutritional and veterinary services, technical service, and collection of fattening pigs.
Concentrates intended for farms with wet feeding systems
These products are custom-made using raw materials available on the farm, such as whey, brewer’s grain, spent distillery wash, bakery waste, protein hydrolysates, and others. All raw materials to be used in the production of feed are examined in detail to determine their nutritional value.
Multimix products are used in formulations in varying proportions depending on the availability of cereals, protein raw materials, and the expected dry matter content of the finished feed. They can be balanced for each farm according to individual farmer expectations and the nutritional needs of the animals, depending on their genetics and weight (age).
Important
In wet feeding, special attention should be paid to the dry matter content of the feed. For nutrition-related reasons, feeding wet feed with a dry matter content of 25% ensures an adequate supply of both nutrients and water in the proper proportions.
It is important to note the high variability in dry matter and nutrient content in byproducts of the agri-food industry. The key to success is frequent testing of both the raw materials used in animal feed and the finished feed itself.
The homogeneity of liquid feed rations is of great importance in wet feeding, as its lack may result in variations in production performance.
The main advantage of liquid feed is the reduction of feeding costs.