Reproduction & Sow Feeding
Stable Sows.
Vital Litters.
Why Sow Phases Are So Critical
A sow moves through clearly defined phases each year: breeding, gestation, farrowing, lactation, weaning. Each of these phases places specific demands on metabolism, hormonal balance, and body condition.
"Reproduction is barn work. What is missed here can hardly be made up for later."
Targeted support during the critical days around farrowing and weaning ultimately yields more live-born piglets per litter, higher weaning weights, and more stable rearing performance.
COMMON CHALLENGES IN THE BARN
What Stresses Sows
These issues determine litter performance and reproductive rhythm. Click on a tile to view an in-depth barn perspective.
FARM solutions
Gut it!
Animal health begins in the gut.
Gut it! is our guiding principle for healthy rearing: The gut determines how stably
young animals start, grow, and master critical phases. That is why we develop
feeding concepts that start early and work simply in the barn.
Our Promise
- Start early: strengthen gut health from the beginning.
- Proven in practice: developed together with farmers.
- Easy to apply: designed for everyday barn use.
Suitable Product Lines for Sows
From farrowing through lactation – tailored solutions for stable reproduction and vital litters.
Knowledge for the Sow Barn
In-depth practical articles on farrowing, MMA, and urinary tract health – directly in the Knowledge Hub.
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FEED
Targeted Urine Acidification in Sows
FEEDING CONCEPTS
Ready for More Stable Reproduction?
Contact us. We will show you which concepts make the difference in your sow operation.