A published study on resistant starch in feed demonstrates increases in the absorption of Calcium and Iron in three-week old piglets. MSP[RS] Resistant Starch is much higher in resistant starch content (minimum 60%) than the resistant starch used (16.4%) in the study making it a more cost effective solution. http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/8726244  

MSP Starch Products Inc is entering our 14th year of marketing and selling Resistant Starch to the swine industry.  In the past 14 years, many large Canadian and US customers have realized the benefits of Resistant Starch as a permanent part of their production process:  in the farrowing crate and as part of their feed. 

An Alberta producers has recently reported great results on piglets that are cross-fostered days 7-9 due to underperformance.  The cross-fostered piglets are offered MSP[RS] in a small dish several times per day.  The results have been that piglets are catching up and able to be sold at the same time and with similar weight as