I'm so sure about this type of corn that I will be planting 90 percent of my acres to it this coming year. We use a hammer-mill to grind our corn and our first discovery was the huge decrease in the amount of dust while grinding. In fact, there was almost none. We also found that the corn smells great which we suspect would be an appetite-enhancer, especially for the weaned pigs. We have been really pleased with the results.
Young pigs move over to corn feed extremely well and they look great.
As well, after giving birth, there are very few sows going off their feed. From watching the pigs closely every day, these are our observations. Fibre content is good. I've experienced less winter freezing problems and less visible spoilage. I started the feeding cycle with conventional corn and consumption noticeably increased when I switched to the high oil corn.