1. Begins from 100 to 125 lb Limit feeding often initiated at this time if needed Initially feed 6 lb per day Adjust according to desired daily gain needs Phase II Feeding

2. Critical Decisions Need To Be Made The use of Paylean ®* should be considered Additional fat supplementation?  Depends on each individual pig  How do I decide how much and when? Phase III Feeding *Not a trademark of ADM.

3. Paylean Feeding Options Feeding a complete feed with 9 grams per ton of Paylean ®* is one option — 12228 Finisher TY/Paylean is recommended Supplementing feed with daily hand-mix Paylean product is 2 nd option — 11102 Lean Maximizer ® is hand mixing option Some pigs may not need Paylean * !!!.

4. Top-Dress Options Top-dress options exist to “tweak” a pig in terms of gut fill, muscle and/or fat composition, as well as vitamin/mineral supplementation

5. MoorMan’s ® MoorFat ™ #235AAA77 Now offered in a 20-lb pail Use MoorFat to achieve desire show cover Top-dress 2-4 oz per feeding – not to exceed 10% of daily intake May be fed to exhibition swine, sheep, and goats 50-lb bag also available (235AA)

6. ShowTec ® MoorBody ™ #12111AAA15 Offered in a 40-lb bag Provides high fat and high energy chips along with choice white grease and palm oil Contains citrus and beet pulp Citrus scent Flexible usage Dense texture Feed ½ to 2 lb of MoorBody in conjunction with a ShowTec Developer Feed Product designed for developing extra body fill and cover as desired 14% crude protein, 0.9% lysine, 19.5% crude fat, 13.5% crude fiber

7. ShowTec Navigator Top-dress exhibition swine at 4-8 oz/hd/day as a replacement for 1-2 lb of complete feed Contains Blue Lite Electrolytes™ *  Tissue rehydration  Use during periods of stress Provides complexed trace minerals  Promotes healthy skin and hair growth Contains L-carnitine, chromium picolinate, and essential amino acids Contains yeast cultures and an acidifier  Promotes proper intestinal pH and feed intake Contains Appetein™ * *Not trademarks of ADM. #10200DB Offered in a 25-lb pail

8. Show Prep for Swine Latest and most desired product on market Complete feed with enhanced energy and balanced amino acid/electrolyte package Eliminates the need for multiple top-dress products Designed to be fed the night before and the morning of the show (2.5 lb/feeding); can also be fed 3-4 days prior to show Convenient, affordable #12303AAAMB Offered in a 5-lb pouch

9. For more flexibility in motion... Command attention from the first step into the show ring with MoorFlex! One-of-a-kind, unique, top-dress supplement for show swine, beef cattle, goats, and lambs. It provides nutritional support for joint flexibility, helping show animals move with ease and comfort. It contains an ingredient approved for livestock feed that provides a source of natural substances recognized to influence joint health. Supplies Cell-Rate ®, a source of nucleotides that may help fuel natural metabolic processes involved in stress, immunity, and production. The complexed zinc source helps optimize integrity of the hoof, gut, and skin. Plus, MoorFlex is loaded with essential vitamins. #12298AAA5E Offered in a 3.75-lb pouch

10. Feeding Directions – Show Swine:2 to 4 oz/head/day – Show Cattle:2 to 8 oz/head/day – Show Sheep:2 to 4 oz/head/day – Show Goats:2 to 4 oz/head/day

11. Ordering process and for more information, log on to www.cellarator.com/MoorFlex. www.cellarator.com/MoorFlex – Retail customers may log on at www.cellarator.com/MoorFlex to purchase on-line or call 877-788-4448 to place an order.www.cellarator.com/MoorFlex – ADM ANI Dealers must call 877-788-4448 to place orders. Dealer pricing not available for on-line ordering.

12. Other Products ShowTec Lean Maximizer #11102DB  Daily hand mixing of Paylean supplementation  25-lb pail Firewater™ * #11110BC  Rehydrates and expands animals at show time  36-oz container Alliance 3-D™ #12079AAA  Liquid (oil-based) energy supplement  Available in one-gal. and 40-gal. containers *Not a trademark of ADM.

13. Daily Management Daily Management is crucial to show ring success! Those who do the little things right every day are usually the ones who win Cutting corners will cost you more in the end than paying a little more to make sure pigs are properly cared for

14. Encourage students to gentle pigs down by getting into pen on a daily basis at a young age Bed pigs on high-quality bedding to prevent staining Clean area where pigs defecate on a daily basis Observe daily for signs of illness or lameness Phase I Management Tips

15. Phase 1 Management continued Utilize shade cloth for light breeds Separate pigs in to individual pens as early as possible to prevent injury and calm them down Introduce pigs to scales at early age and continue on a consistent basis

16. Begin training pigs to show Work with pigs 15 to 20 minutes per day in a show ring environment Weigh the pigs weekly and chart gain Phase II Management

17. Phase II Wash regularly and apply hair and skin conditioning products regularly First hair cut usually given around 125 lb Do not trim with less than 1A guard

18. Phase III Management Wash pigs twice per week if possible Apply oil every day and brush at feeding time Keep all pigs out of elements and away from sun exposure Heavy pigs should be monitored more closely on weight and rations adjusted perhaps twice per week

19. Showing an animal to its potential is critical Possessing “ring awareness” is very important Accentuate the good qualities and cover up negative ones! Young exhibitors should watch more experienced showmen and learn from them! Train pigs to show at early age The more you handle the pigs the better Showmanship

21. Thank You and Good Luck!