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Swine Nutrition for Show Animals

Show pigs should be selected from reputable breeders and be started on a grain ration prior to purchase. Ideally, pigs should have been on a grain ration for at least two weeks, be older than 21 days, and weigh at least 40 pounds. Young pigs that are just weaned off sows need an adjustment period to overcome sensitivity to soybean meal, which is used in most growing swine diets. Young pigs exhibiting allergy symptoms to soybean meal will have reduced weight gains and increased diarrhea. It is a much better idea to let the swine breeder adjust weaned pigs to diets with soybean meal rather than you taking the risk yourself. If you must purchase a young pig weighing less than 40 lbs., be sure to use a medicated pig starter ration which is specifically designed for young pigs less than 40 lbs. Select a ration from a reputable feed company with high amounts of milk products in the ration. As the pig approaches 40 lbs., increasing percentages of the grower ration are substituted for the starter ration.