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Purina® Honor® Show FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35
FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 pig feed is formulated with exclusive Ambitine® feed technology to support proper gut health and feed intake.
Honor® Show FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 pig feed is designed for sale pigs weighing 25 lbs. and up.
Offer FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 pig feed to pigs being prepared for a prospect show pig sale. FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 pig feed can also be fed to newly-purchased young show pigs during the critical receiving phase when they are susceptible to health challenges.
Formulated for ultra-modern show pigs, FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 feed is a 20% protein, 6.5% crude fat, 1.3% lysine feed in a 3/32" pellet designed for optimal intake and pellet quality.
Honor® Show FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 feed is supported by Purina research. Get your pigs on FIRST WEAN™ 519 DEN35 feed today so you can unleash your genetic investment.
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Ambitine® Technology
Proprietary blend of plant extracts and organic acids to help support proper gut health, immuno-competence and feed intake
3/32" pellet
Extremely small pellet for optimal intake and pellet quality
Formulated with ultra high-quality animal protein sources
Very palatable, helps newly weaned pigs get on feed fast and look great
High levels of protein, essential amino acids (1.3% lysine), and crude fat (6.5%)
Nutrient dense to support intake and growth of young pigs
Denagard medication
Helps control of swine dysentery
Proprietary blend of ingredients
For full middles, muscle shape and bloom
Ground steam rolled oats
Helps with stool quality and palatability
TASCO®
Helps lower body temperature during heat stress helping to keep pigs on feed
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