Baby Pig Milk Replacer with Regano® Advanced Nutrition for the Young Pig
Ralco's Birthright Baby Pig Milk Replacer has really revolutionized milk replacers for baby pigs. Here are some of the differences between Ralco's Birthright Baby Milk Replacer and other milk replacers on the market: Piglets will drink Ralco's Birthright Baby Pig Milk Replacer earlier than most other milk replacers. This is very important because most preweaning mortality is in the first three days. If you are going to save most of those piglets from starving out, they are going to have to drink. Consumption of Ralco's Birthright Baby Pig Replacer by piglets is 30 to 50% higher than most other milks the first week after birth. Piglets that drink Ralco's Baby Pig Milk Replacer will not get nutritional scours because one-day-old piglets easily digest it. Piglets that drink Ralco's Baby Pig Milk Replacer will have a feed efficiency of 1:1. Other milk replacers may seem like a better deal because they are cheaper in price, but most of them only get a 1.2 to 1.4 feed efficiency. The smallest pigs thrive on Ralco's Baby Pig Milk Replacer.
Here's what a Ralco Customer has to say about Birthright....
we have been using Ralco's Birthright milk for about three years. During that time, we have tried several other brands that stated they were just as good as Birthright and more cost effective. Each time we used these other milk replacers we had a similar response. The piglets would not drink the other milks, and it was amazing to watch their response. We were mixing milk by hand and feeding several times a day. When we were feeding Ralco's Birthright milk, the pigs would be anxious and attack the milk every time. When we switched to other milks, the piglets would initially respond the same way, but after that first taste, they would refuse to drink the other milks. It will save you money if you switch to other milks because you won't go through as much milk, (the pigs won't drink it). However, the results won't be the same in piglet performance. To get results from feeding a milk replacer, the pigs have to consume it. This is the only product I have found that the smallest pigs will eat.
~ Sue Schneider, Greenhaven Pork (1,500 sows) - Minnesota
