How to raise a healthy calf

The calf is born without a fully developed immune system and relies on immunoglobulin-rich colostrum to establish immunity.

An intensive milk feeding program starting immediately after birth with an enhanced colostrum intake followed by intensive milk replacer feeding supports postnatal growth and development of dairy calves.

Heat? Adjust Feeding!

Pigs have relatively few sweat glands, making heat periods problematic for them as they cannot dissipate warmth efficiently. Consequently, sows consume less feed in hot weather to produce less digestive heat. This leads to a significant issue because the feed intake capacity of lactating sows is already limited. The energy gap becomes even larger at high temperatures.

"Gut it!"

Our goal is to create healthy animal nutrition together with you.

That is why we focus on natural feeding concepts that can help to develop the intestinal health of your animals as early as possible and maintain it in the long term.

Efficient feeding reduces emissions

The basis of sustainable milk production is the supply of energy andproteins in line with requirements.

Rumen-protected amino acids and rumen-stable fats are an important building block for this. In addition, emissions of nitrogen, phosphorus and methane are also reduced.

Healthy gut – healthy piglet

A healthy intestine is crucial for the development of a healthy piglet.

The mix of natural components such as bananas, carrots and carob flour in the new dietary feed supplement BEWI-SAN Digest promotes positive intestinal development already in young suckling piglets and ensures early feed intake - a decisive advantage for the entire rearing period.

Colostrum – the sooner the better

Piglets are born without maternal immunity. Therefore, earliest colostrum intake is essential for newborns.

However, litter sizes are increasing and the amount of colostrum per piglet and the quality may be insufficient. In our field trial the effectiveness of BEWI-FATRIX® SynerG+ on sows’ colostrum quality was tested.