Sow feed

Only high quality raw materials are used for the production of sow feed. The ultimate goal here is to produce the biggest litters of full-term and vigorous piglets, while ensuring the general welfare of the sow, convenience for the pig farmer and environment protection.

Gestation feed

Danis gestation feeds provide economical nutrition for the gestating sow while ensuring that the animal reaches peak condition by farrowing date. This allows the sow to eventually farrow a maximum number of full-term, viable piglets with a sufficiently high birth weight. Since new-born piglet vitality is maximised, downtime in the farrowing pen is minimised. The general well-being and proper support of the sow during its lifetime are also guaranteed.

In addition to our fixed range, we can put together the most suitable concept for your company based on the type of sow, management, health and housing system.

Transition feed

Transition feed are suitable for sows in the last week of gestation up to a few days after farrowing. These transition feeds provide a final yet major contribution to the vitality and the birth weight of the piglets. In addition, they make sure farrowing goes smoothly and are an ideal preparation for optimal, high-quality colostrum production. These feeds ensure ideal manure consistency at farrowing time. It is true that constipation causes sows to feel discomfort and be restless, increasing the number of stillborn piglets…

Lactation feed

Lactation feed contributes to the production of a maximum milk yield, so the piglets can easily develop into large, heavy, uniform groups, with a low mortality rate in the farrrowing pen.
There is a minimal loss of condition of the lactation sows. Here the foundation is laid fort he quality and the number of piglets in the next cycle.

Oestrous Sow Feed

Because of its unique composition, oestrous sow feed ensures the ovulation of a maximum number of follicles. Thanks to this feed, the sows are clearly and visibly in heat. In addition, the feed contributes to a very large number of live born piglets with a high birth weight.

Breeding feed

To make sure gilts will reach the start of the first gestation cycle at their best, it is necessary to give them high quality and correct nutrition during the rearing period. The breeding feed provides the gilts with the necessary mineral nutrients to develop strong legs. In addition, the feed contributes to the development of well-developed reproductive organs and a good physical condition.