How are the marstall muesli made?

Muesli are mixed feeds that are composed of different individual feeds in such a way that the energy and nutrient contents are optimally adapted to the breed, age, state of health or movement and stress of your horse. There are concentrated feeds such as marstall Turnier, lower-energy varieties such as marstall Freizeit or metabolically activating diet products such as the herbal muesli marstall Sinfonie. All classic muesli have one thing in common: They mainly consist of loose "flakes" as well as solid, pressed pellets.

Then everything is mixed in the mixer for a certain time. Additional liquids such as oils or molasses can be added. A high mixing accuracy is very important, because the same amount of ingredients should be present in every kilo of feed.

The last production step is the bagging of the muesli into the appropriate bags. The feed is automatically weighed with the preset weight and filled directly into the bags. This bag is then sewn up, sometimes with a bag tag. At the end of the conveyor belt the sack is then stacked on the pallet with a gripper arm. This is why they always lie on top of each other so neatly.

For a final visual inspection, the product manager and the quality manager open some of the bags again. They confirm the quality of the muesli. If they discover any defects, they can take immediate action.