Wet Nurse
The Origin Of The Name
Throughout history, surrogate mothers were often required to nurse young human infants unable to nurse from their
natural mothers for various reasons. Such infants often received superior care and attention. The "foster" mother
maintained a revered position in the family and was affectionately referred to as a "wet nurse". In animal agriculture
economics often dictate the early "weaning" of herd replacements on to "synthetic" milk products. The term Wet
Nurse™ was applied to our brand of milk replacer to provide complete nutrition to herd replacement young
animals when fed as directed. We hope and trust that they will have a revered position in the line of feed products
for your herd.
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