Kiernan Milling believe in the importance of prolific milky sows that maintain good body condition. The Lactation range provides the minerals and nutrients required to produce strong litters while leaving the sow in optimal condition for rebreeding.
LACTATING SOWS
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P048 LACTO SUPREME Lysine 1.1
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| Highly palatable lactating sow diet designed to maximise sow intake and milk output. Designed for sows feeding 11+ pigs/litter |
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P042 CHAMPION SOW
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| An ideal lactation feed for sows rearing 10+ pigs/litter. Champion Sow can be fed as a dual purpose sow diet. |
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P049 HS LAC SOW 1.2
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| Kiernan high spec lac sow is designed for high proficiency sows with born alive of 14+
The high spec lac sow diet with protected mineral package is formulated with full fat soya to boost energy intake. Designed for herds in the top 25% of production.
High spec lac sow also contains yeast to improve digestion & boost intake.
*Diets are suited to being fed wet or dry, and are supplied in meal, expanded meal or pellet form. |
KIERNAN MILLING GILT REARER
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P060 GILT DEVELOPER
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| The Gilt developer diet is designed for steady growth and development promoting longevity. Formulated to be fed from 70Kg until service |
* Diets are suited to being fed wet or dry, and are supplied in meal, expanded meal or pellet form
QUICK REFERENCE GUIDE FEEDING – Lactating Sow Curve
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Day
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Mj DE/Day
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Approx. Kgs/Day
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| Farrowing 1 |
28 |
2.0 |
| 5 |
56 |
4.0 |
| 10 |
90 |
6.4 |
| 15 |
101 |
7.2 |
| 20 |
106 |
7.6 |
| 25 |
112 |
8.0 |
| 28 |
115 |
8.2 |
Average intake target 6.25kg for 28 days
+7MJDE/Day for first 10 days. Then adlib to weaning.
Average intake target 6.25kg for 28 days
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TEMPERATURE GUIDE
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| Farrowing House |
22 ºC Farrowing |
| 7 |
18/19 ºC by day 10 |
| Note: House & health dependant consult, with your KiernanMilling technical sales rep. |
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**Lighting – 16 hours light / day during lactation
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| ** Ref: Michael R.Muirhead |
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GILT TARGETS
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| Breed at 220-230 days |
| 130-140Kg body weight |
| 16 – 20 mm P2 |
| Second or ird oestrus |
Ref: Dr. Bill Close |
