Changing Times Demand Knowledge and Innovation

This year Ralco celebrates its 36th year of business. We are constantly reminded of all of the changes that have faced our livestock producers and industry since our humble beginning. Thirty-five years ago we did not know much about distiller dried grains, ethanol, soy diesel, enzymes, and acids. We did not know how to feed crystalline amino acids and other feeding technologies that are such an important part of livestock feeding today. Lest we feel like the lone rangers, all we have to do is to look at Main Street, our schools and other facets of our rural economy to know that we are not the only ones affected by change. As long as the time ticks away change will continually be a part of our lives and operations. That is true whether we like it or not. For some change will bring hardship. For others it will bring opportunity. Success will depend on one’s attitude, knowledge and willingness to innovate. One thing is certain; change will force us to find different ways to survive in today’s marketplace. No matter how the road toward progress twists and turns, strength of character is the strongest compass. A principle that we all were taught at a very young age is that knowledge is power. I believe more than ever that this axiom is a key to surviving in today’s competitive marketplace. As quickly as things change, we need the best information available to help manage our enterprises. Ralco Nutrition is dedicated to providing its customers with the best and most innovative nutritional programs available on the market today. We have a staff of highly trained professionals who are at the top of their field. We would like to thank all of you for the opportunity to earn your continued fine business!

Very sincerely,

Jon Knochenmus

President, Ralco Nutrition Inc.

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