The best milk replacers
for the best value and results.
At Strauss Feeds, we make top-quality, private label milk replacers that optimize the growth and health of infant animals.
Quality milk replacers custom-formulated for large batches, small batches, or for use in auto-feeders.
A full line of supplements for any nutritional need.
A team of experts that provide personalized attention and support every step of the way.
Products are verified according to the highest standards of quality.
Quality customer service that works with you to achieve success.
Agri-Best Supplements
Our line of supplements are comprehensive for any operation to ensure your animals get off to a good start.
Electrolytes
Treatments
Startup Aids
Additives
We manufacture milk replacers
for animals across the country.
Lambs &
Goat Kids
Calves
Other Infant
Animals
Resources for Calf Raisers
Download our milk replacer mixing guide to share with your team
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Customer Testimonial
“When we first started, we were diagnosing and treating many calves for scours. Out treatment rate was over 20-30 percent of calves needing some type of therapy. We started using Smart Start as a follow up to scours. Since implementing feeding Smart Start to this age bracket we have reduced our treatment of scours to less than 1-2 percent of all calves.”
— Wisconsin Dairy Farmer
Our operations increase quality,
not just quantity.
not just quantity.
State-of-the-Art Engineering
One of the largest structural enhancement projects in our company’s history has just been completed! We now are able to handle more volume while increasing quality and consistency at the same time.
Recent Posts
Strauss leads the way in animal nutrition and industry knowledge. Visit our blog to see what we’re saying about market trends, best practices for infant animal nutrition, and Strauss happenings.
Who are we?
Learn about our company’s rich history of excellence in agriculture.
Calves supply the most modern genetics to the herd, and we know that caring for them well in their early life pays productivity dividends in their adult phase. But capturing that potential requires that we feed them well.