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Roughage analysis for your horse

The basis of any nutritionally balanced feeding

Note:
This service is currently only available in German.

Testing hay and silage

What exactly is in your hay or silage? The nutritional content of roughage can vary considerably – depending on harvesting conditions, weather, storage and region. Our marstall roughage analysis gives you certainty: we provide you with precise data that lets you compensate for feed-related deficiencies, plan rations accurately and support your horse’s health.

Testing hay and silage:

What exactly is in your hay or silage? The nutritional content of roughage can vary considerably – depending on harvesting conditions, weather, storage and region. Our marstall staple feed analysis gives you certainty: we provide you with precise data that lets you compensate for feed-related deficiencies, plan rations accurately and support your horse’s health.

Your benefits with the marstall roughage analysis

✔ Analysis in the laboratory 

Based on your sample, you receive a well-founded analysis of the nutritional values.

✔ Brief assessment included

Our marstall experts assess your feed.

✔ Various analysis packages

We offer you various options, tailored entirely to your requirements.

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Book an analysis in the marstall shop

Choose your package here

Pack the feed sample & send it in with the form

Receive your analysis report & brief assessment by e-mail

Have your roughage analysed now and optimise your horse feeding!


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Frequently asked questions about the marstall roughage analysis 

How much does a roughage analysis cost? 

You can choose between various options – you can find an overview of the prices here. 

How do I take the sample correctly? 

The laboratory needs 10 to 15 litres of hay (packed in a box or paper bag) or approximately 1 kg of silage (can also be packed in plastic). You will receive further instructions during the ordering process. 

When will I receive the result? 

You will usually receive the results of the analysis together with our brief assessment three to four weeks after we receive the sample. 

Why is a roughage analysis important? 

Depending on the region, harvesting conditions and weather, the nutrient values in roughage can vary considerably – an analysis is worthwhile to ensure your horse’s needs are met. 

Would you like even more support? 

If you would like to create an individual feeding plan, you can add our detailed consultation.