Epidermal growth factor (EFG) is the major growth factor in human milk. EGF may help to establish the gastrointestinal mucous barrier, which may improve the weaning pig diarrhea problem, thus possess economic profits. Pig submaxillary gland was collected for mRNA extraction. RT-PCT was conducted to amplify the expected pEGF gene with the result of an 180bp fragment. Subsequent gene sequencing showed the fragment is identical to the published pEGF gene. The cloned gene was inserted into pET24a plasmid and was transformed into BL-21 E. coli. Induction of gene expression by IPTG resulted in the production of EGF accumulated in inclusion body. Isolation, dispersion, and dialysis of the inclusion body produced abundant pEGF protein. With cell culture essay, the pEGF protein was demonstrated to have growth factor activity.