(St. Louis, MO, September 1, 2005) — Manna Pro, a leader in the fields of companion animal and livestock nutrition and management, today announced the 75th anniversary of its flagship product, Calf-Manna. Since 1931, Calf-Manna has been the country’s leading nutritional feed supplement for performance horses, beef and dairy cattle, rabbits, goats, poultry, and swine.
To mark the celebration, Manna Pro launched the Calf-Manna Diamond Anniversary Giveaway contest. The giveaway will last for one full year, beginning on October 15, 2005 and ending on October 14, 2006. Prizes range from a trip to Diamond Head, Hawaii, to Calf-Manna merchandise. Consumers will have a 1 in 2 chance of winning a prize, every time they play.
Calf-Manna was the first dry pelleted calf feed to be manufactured in the United States. It is a proven concentrated supplement for many species of animals, that when added daily enhances overall performance and complements a balanced diet. Calf-Manna contains the following consumption-enhancing features that provide outstanding results for its consumers.
- Palatability Aids (Anise) — to keep animals on feed
- High Quality Proteins — essential for growth
- Brewers Dried Yeast — to aid in the healthy function of the digestive system
- High Quality Carbohydrates — an excellent source of energy
- Linseed Meal — for skin and hair coat conditioning
“Calf-Manna is the preferred product by breeders, trainers and producers for their animals,” said John Howe, Senior Vice-President of Sales and Marketing, Manna Pro.“We are excited to celebrate this milestone with our customers, who have made Calf-Manna the choice of champions.”
About Manna Pro
Manna Pro is a leader in the fields of companion animal and livestock nutrition and management. Founded in 1985, Manna Pro is the successor to Carnation Company Milling Division. Manna Pro’s flagship product, Calf-Manna, was developed in 1931 and is the country’s leading nutritional feed supplement for performance horses, beef and dairy cattle, rabbits, goats, poultry, and swine.
